Princeton University
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Optimal Control and Estimation is a graduate course that presents the theory and application of optimization, probabilistic modeling, and stochastic control to dynamic systems. Particular attention is given to modeling dynamic systems, measuring and controlling their behavior, and developing strategies for future courses of action.
Twenty-four 80-minute seminars are held during the term (see Syllabus). The slides used at the seminars are presented here. The portable document files may be downloaded for non-commercial, educational use only, with acknowledgment of the source. Several graphics found on the web are included without attribution. Any graphic material that is deemed to infringe on another's copyright will be promptly removed upon formal notification by the copyright holder.
Lecture Slides for Robotics and Intelligent Systems.
Lecture Slides for Space System Design.
Seminar Slides for From the Earth to the Moon.
MAE 546, Optimal Control and Estimation
http://www.stengel.mycpanel.princeton.edu/MAE546Lectures.html