Courses

Offroad Robotics and its members are active in both research and teaching at Queen’s University. Learn more about the courses affiliated with Offroad via these pages.

MINE 472 Mining Systems, Automation and Robotics

MINE 472 is an online course offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University. Overview In order to address issues related to safety, productivity, and remote operations, the world’s mineral resources industry has been gradually shifting towards the increased use of automated systems and robotically-enhanced machines. It is important, therefore, that graduate…

MINE 855 Autonomous Ground Vehicles Engineering

The first meeting for MINE 855 will take place on January 11, 2018 at 9:30 AM in Goodwin Hall room 221B. Those registered (or those possibly interested in registering) should attend this meeting to get more information about this new graduate course. Overview The objective of this course is to introduce students to the fundamentals…

MINE 471 Mine-Mechancal Engineering Design Project

MINE 471 is a 4-th year capstone design project course associated with the Mine-Mechancial Engineering option at Queen’s University. Offroad Robotics faculty and researchers often support this design course in a variety of ways, as course instructors, technical resources, and as project evaluators.