ROS for Beginners II: Localization, Navigation and SLAM (Udemy.com)

The course is fantastic, but the instructor deosn't answer to queries and that is a major drawback, I was and maybe still having many problems in frames and transformations part and I asked several questions, but none of my queries were answered. So, if you are willing to google concepts and problems on your own, this is the course for you

Por un lado, las explicaciones del profesor Koubaa me parecen muy buenos, se nota que el instructor es conocedor del tema. Pero los vídeos no me parecen muy buenos. Lo primero es que los últimos parecen ser una grabación de una clase en Zoom, yo pienso que los vídeos son mejores si están estructurados y planificados, por lo que me parece un fallo en su curso. Pienso que hay muchas cosas que mejorar. Pero el objetivo de rellenar los huecos entre ROS y la navegación está cumplido, por lo que esta calificación me parece adecuada.

The course is fully well structured. The instructor provides full clarification of how things are working, starting from algorithms to code to implementation in simulation. Just if we could see a real robot building could be 100 % fulfilling. Still, this is an outstanding course.

The course overall is good but not like the previous one. The concepts are explained clearly, the initial theory is very comprehensive, but with the examples we stay much more on the surface of the arguments. After the first course I expected to dig more in depth with the examples, maybe with some glimpse of some practical implementations of all what has been shown before, after the previous teaching the hype was set too high for the sequel.

Content was on point, but a few problems: - setup advice not generalized to other people's environments, hard-coded paths to instructor's home directory - lots of spelling errors - uses Python2 which is heavily outdated and unsupported - stale links like https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kx6gNaoGllKjE--0rbW7RSWCN76aVKSN (pre-installed Kinetic VM) - audio volume changes in different lectures, and audio quality is poor in some

i have to learnt from another online course for teach ROS, another is to practical but this is tells me about the concept! wow, this is worth it! this course is enough but it is very nice to combining to another ROS online course that have more practical lesson. Hope the next lectures will update as soon as possible.

Loved the math and theory parts. Very well organized although the quiz questions didn't help with learning at all. Once the practical ROS parts started, the information was extremely good and useful but poorly organized. Strictly using existing examples is useful, but it would be better to see this built "from scratch". I can change turtlebot3, but building a new and unique robot would be very challenging with just this information.

The Course part2 is very helpful to understand the navigation with ROS even if you do not know the theoretical basic. Everything is treated here. I just hope Mr. Koubbba to publish all slides because they include a lot of important theoretical information, which must be noted. It is not like part1, where the information include more practical things, which could be written down quickly. thanks a lot.

The course is structured in awesome manner. I have completed this course and I have learnt a lot. The pace of the instructor is good and easy to follow and there is a enough balance between theory and hands on exercise, quiz. I enjoyed the course a lot and it laid a strong foundation on stated topics. Thanks Anis for all efforts. I would recommend others to take this course

The course is very good on understanding the basics on localization. However, I would like to see more lectures on SLAM, Visual SLAM (preferably monocular) and Path planning algorithms. Also, I would like to learn how to evaluate the performance of such algorithms based on ground truth values. In general, this is challenging topic to teach and for this reason I would like to give special thanks to the creators.