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| ====== Module: Control, Planning, and Decision-Making (Part 2) ====== | ====== Module: Control, Planning, and Decision-Making (Part 2) ====== | ||
| - | | **Study level** | + | |
| - | | **ECTS credits** | + | ^ **Study level** | Master | |
| - | | **Study forms** | + | ^ **ECTS credits** | 1 ECTS | |
| - | | **Module aims** | + | ^ **Study forms** | Hybrid or fully online | |
| - | | **Pre-requirements** | + | ^ **Module aims** | The aim of the module is to introduce |
| - | | **Learning outcomes** | + | ^ **Pre-requirements** | Basic knowledge of control theory, |
| - | | ** Topics ** | 1. Validation of Control and Planning Systems: | + | ^ **Learning outcomes** | **Knowledge**\\ • Explain simulation-based and formal validation approaches for control and planning systems.\\ • Describe the use of model-checking, |
| - | | **Type of assessment** | + | ^ **Topics** | 1. Validation of Control and Planning Systems: |
| - | | **Learning methods** | + | ^ **Type of assessment** | The prerequisite of a positive grade is a positive evaluation of module topics and presentation of practical work results with required documentation | |
| - | | **AI involvement** | + | ^ **Learning methods** | **Lecture** — Cover theory and methodologies for simulation-based and formal validation of control and planning systems.\\ |
| - | | **References to\\ literature** | 1. Rajamani, R. (2012). Vehicle Dynamics and Control (2nd ed.). Springer.\\ 2. Baier, C., & Katoen, J.-P. (2018). Principles of Model Checking. MIT Press.\\ 3. Koopman, P., & Widen, J. (2023). The AI Driver: Defining Human-Equivalent Safety for Automated Vehicles. IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles.\\ 4. ISO 21448 (2022). Road Vehicles – Safety Of The Intended Functionality (SOTIF).\\ 5. ISO 26262 (2018). Road Vehicles – Functional Safety.\\ 6. IEEE 2846 (2022). Assumptions for Models in Safety-Related Automated Vehicle Behavior.\\ 7. Althoff, M., et al. (2021). Formal Verification of Autonomous Systems: State of the Art and Future Directions. IEEE Access.\\ 8. Goodfellow, I., Bengio, Y., & Courville, A. (2016). Deep Learning. MIT Press. | + | ^ **AI involvement** | AI tools may be used to automate scenario generation, identify unsafe trajectories, |
| - | | **Lab equipment** | Yes || | + | ^ **Recommended tools and environments** | MATLAB/ |
| - | | **Virtual lab** | + | ^ **Verification and Validation focus** | | |
| - | | **MOOC course** | + | ^ **Relevant standards and regulatory frameworks** | ISO 26262, ISO 21448 (SOTIF), and IEEE 2846, ASAM OpenSCENARIO |
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