One-Year Professional Interdisciplinary Master Program in Robotics and Autonomous Intelligent Systems

All candidates for the One-Year Professional Interdisciplinary Master Program in Robotics and Autonomous Intelligent Systems must satisfy the overall requirements of KFUPM in addition to the following:

The applicant should have an accredited bachelor's degree or its equivalent degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, System Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering, or discipline relevant to the program content. The applicant should have prior background in a basic control theory like CISE 305 or AE 313 or EE 380 or ME 410 or CHE 401 or equivalent. Otherwise, he could be requested to take a related deficiency course.

The Master program consists of 8 core courses from different disciplines that cover four domains: Perception, Cognitive, Action, and Mathematics Foundations.

Core Courses

In addition, the student must finish a final project during the last two semesters. The final project will be completed under the program affiliated faculty supervision and will integrate the skills acquired from the core courses to work on robotics related subjects.

In case, concentration students join this program, the common courses between the two programs cannot be taken for credit for both programs. Therefore, those students should take instead elective courses from the approved list below, as follows: two courses from the core elective courses list and two from the free elective courses list.

Core Elective Courses

 Free Electives Courses