Seminars that Fulfill WAY-AQR
Applied Quantitative Reasoning (AQR)
We make many decisions in life on the basis of large amounts of data, which can be incomplete or otherwise imperfect, and fraught with uncertainties. Cultivation of this way of thinking will give you a familiarity with actively analyzing complex phenomena, along with a stronger sense of how to predict and alter the behavior of complex systems -- even in the face of uncertainty.
You’ll need to take one course in Applied Quantitative Reasoning (AQR).
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Instructor | Quarter | Notes | Fulfills: | ||
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Building Trust in Autonomy | Mykel Kochenderfer |
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WAY-AQR, WAY-SMA | ||
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Engineering the Built Environment: An Introduction to Structural Engineering | Sarah Billington |
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WAY-AQR | ||
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Environmental Regulation and Policy | Shari Libicki |
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Class will meet in Shriram Center, Room SB33. | WAY-AQR | |
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How to Design a Space Mission: From Concept to Execution | Simone D'Amico |
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WAY-AQR, WAY-SMA | ||
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It IS Rocket Science! | Andrew Barrows |
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WAY-AQR, WAY-SMA | ||
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Technology in the Greenhouse | Franklin M. ("Lynn") Orr, Jr. |
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WAY-AQR, WAY-SMA | ||
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The Global Positioning System: Where on Earth Are We, and What Time is It? | Sherman Lo |
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Seminar will be offered in Winter Quarter, not Autumn. | WAY-AQR |
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