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MCE Courses

MCE 645 - Advanced Control Theory

	Posted by Administrator (admin) on Dec 13 2007 at 7:26 PM
	MCE Courses >> Measurement and Control Courses

Topics selected from nonlinear, adaptive, robust, stochastic, intelligent, or process control theory, depending upon the interests of students and faculty.