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TEK-3013 Advanced Control - 10 stp
The course is administrated by
Institutt for automasjon og prosessteknologi
Type of course
The course is technical and may not be taken as a singular course. Reserved for students attending the Maser's Degree Program in Technology and Safety in the High North.
Course overlap
TEK-3603 Optimization and Control 10 stp
Course contents
Kalman filtering:
- Statistical background
- Mathematical model
- Application areas
Multivariable control
Numerical optimization
Optimal control:
- Model Predictive Control (MPC)
- Linear-quadratic regulator (LQR)
Admission requirements
Bachelor degree in Engineering. Required prerequisites: FYS-2006 Signal Processing and AUT-2005 Reguleringsteknikk or equivalent courses. Recommended prerequisites: STA-2001 Stochastic processes.
MATLAB
Obligatory prerequisites
AUT-2005 Control Systems, FYS-2006 Signal processing
Objective of the course
Knowledge
- Ability to design an appropriate Kalman filter for state estimation.
- Ability to identify multivariable control problems.
- Ability to formulate appropriate engineering problems as a mathematical optimization problem.
- Ability to analyze and solve an optimization problem; in particular linear programs (LP), quadratic problems (QP) and nonlinear programs (NP).
- Ability to analyze and design optimal controllers; in particular model predictive controllers (MPC).
Professional skills
- Solve suitable optimization problems using Matlab.
- Use Kalman filter and optimization in controllers.
General competence
- Understand relevant definitions and terms.
- Communicate with others in the field.
- Conscious attitude towards the use of optimization within engineering.
Language of instruction
English
Teaching methods
Lectures and project.
Assessment
5-7 approved assignments and mandatory project with report.
Project with report (50%) and oral exam (50%). Letter grading A - F.
Date for examination
Oral 20.05.2020;Report 05.05.2020
The date for the exam can be changed. The final date will be announced at your faculty early in May and early in November.