The class' first meeting was on Wednesday 11th January morning. This class will not have regularly scheduled lectures. So if you would like to take CS294B but had missed the first meeting, please email cs294b-qa@cs.stanford.edu to let us know.

Thanks also to: Anya Petrovskaya, Rajat Raina, and Ashutosh Saxena.

This is a project course, with no homeworks and no lectures. We will spend the quarter working on different research projects related to the STAIR (STanford AI Robot) project.

Specifically, students will work in teams on different aspects of STAIR, such as computer vision, robot navigation, mapping, robot manipulation, spoken dialog, NLP, and robot building (hardware). The goal is to have each team do a publishable piece of research work on STAIR.

We will discuss project ideas during the first class meeting. An initial list of project suggestions is also given here, though students are also welcome to propose their own projects.

• Home page: http://cs294b.stanford.edu/
• Newsgroup: su.class.cs294b
• Staff mailing list: cs294b-qa@cs.stanford.edu
  
• Class mailing list: cs294b-win0506-all@lists.stanford.edu
  
• Robot is in Gates B38. Go to Gates 176 to ask for a key. (Tell them you're in CS294B. Deposit may be required.)
• STAIR software documentation.

• Wednesday 11th January, 9.30-10.45am: Class' first meeting, in Building 160-321.
• Wednesday 15th February, 9.30-10.45am: Project milestone presentations, in Gates 104.
• Thursday 23rd March, 9.30-11.30am (tentative): Final project presentations, in Gates 104.

CS294B/CS294W can be used to satisfy the CS undergraduate program's senior project requirement. In addition, CS294W can be used to satisfy the WIM requirement.