ENGR 5263G: Advanced Control
Course Description
This course builds upon the knowledge students have gained in a first control course to cover more materials in advanced control systems. Topics covered will include: a. State variables and state space models: Relations between state space models and the transfer-function models (controllable and observable canonical forms, and diagonal form), Jordan form, solutions of linear state equations, transition matrix. b. Controllability and observability: Definition and criteria, state feedback and output feedback, pole assignment via state feedback, design of servo-controlled systems. c. State estimation and observer: Observer state-variable feedback control. d. Multi-input multi-output (MIMO) systems: Pole assignment via state feedback. Introduction to Linear quadratic regulator (LQR), intelligent control and model predictive control.
Course Outline: | Course Outline |
Reference Books: | Norman S. Nise, Control Systems Engineering, 8th Edition, Wiley, 2019. Link |
Clarence W. de Silva, Mechatronics: A Foundation Course, CRC Press, 2010. Link | |
Katsuhiko Ogata, Modern Control Engineering, 5th Edition, Pearson, 2009. Link | |
Final Report Template | Template |
A Sample Report from a Previous Student: | Sample |
Important Notes:
Lectures | Thursdays | Thursdays: 5:10 pm to 8:00 pm |
Midterm Exam | March 3rd, 2025 | In-class |
Project Proposal | January 30th, 2025 | by 5:00 pm |
Proposal Presentation | February 6th, 2025 | In-class |
Final Presentation | Arranged in the last class(es) of the semester | (depending on the number of the students) |
Final Report | April 4th, 2025 | by 5:00pm |
Course Notes
Item | Title | Material | ||
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Lecture 1 (Jan. 9) | Course Overview and Introduction | Slides | ||
Lecture 2 (Jan. 16) | Review of Classic Control Theory | Slides | ||
Lecture 3 (Jan. 23) | State Space Modeling | Slides | Notes | |
Lecture 4 (Jan. 30) | Linear Graph | Slides | Notes | |
Proposal Submission (Jan. 30) |
by 5:00 pm |
through email |
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Proposal Presentation (Feb. 6) |
in class |
5-minute presentation |
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Lecture 5 (Feb. 13) | Solution to State-Sapce Model and Stability | Slides | Notes | |
Lecture 6 (Feb. 27) | Controllability and Observability | Slides | Notes | |
Lecture 7 (Mar. 6) | Observer and Observer-based Control | Slides | Notes | |
Midterm Exam (Mar. 13) |
3 hour in-class exam |
open book/note exam |
Sample | |
Lecture 8 (Mar. 20) | Linear Quadratic regulator and Kalman Filter | Slides | Notes | |
Lecture 9 (Mar. 27) | Other Controller: Intelligent Control | Slides | ||
Final Presentation (Apr. 3) |
in-class |
10 minute presentation |
Homework
Homework 1 | Homework 1 Solution |
Homework 2 | Homework 2 Solution |
Homework 3 | Homework 3 Solution |
Homework 4 | Homework 4 Solution |
Homework 5 | Homework 5 Solution |