MIT机电工程与计算机科学系【本科生课程】6.370.机器飞行器编程大赛.Robocraft.Programming.Competition[www.ed2kers.com].pdfVIP

Robocraft Programming Competition As taught in: January IAP 2005 The course logo. (Image courtesy of Prof. Michael Ernst.) Instructors: Prof. Michael Ernst MIT Course Number: 6.370 Level: Undergraduate / Graduate Course Highlights This course features extensive contest information, such as software documentation in the projects section. This course is offered during the Independent Activities Period (IAP), which is a special 4-week term at MIT that runs from the first week of January until the end of the month. Course Description The 6.370 Robocraft programming competition is a unique challenge that combines battle strategy and software engineering. In short, the objective is to write the best player program for the computer game Robocraft. Syllabus Course Meeting Times No regular class schedule. Students meet in teams. Requirements for Credits Engineering Design Points (EDPs) 6 General Credits To receive 6 units of general elective credit, your must successfully submit a Robocraft player of substantial effort. The 6.370 chairmen will make judgement calls on what constitutes substantial, but basically your player must do something other than sit at its starting location. It does not have to beat the reference player for 6 general credits, although if you do qualify for 6 EDPs (see next section), then you automatically qualify for 6 general credits. 请点击 /ocwdonate 6 EDPs To receive 6 EDPs, your Robocraft player must defeat the reference player by capturing its flag and uniting it with your own. Your team submission will play against the reference player included with the Robocraft software release, on seeding.map. Specifically, to test whether team XXX receives 6 EDPs, we will run: $ run-robocraft -Drobocraft.teamA=teamXXX.RobotPlayer \ -Drobocraft.teamB=refplayer.RobotPlayer \ -Drobocraft.map=seeding.map \ -Drobocraft.sil