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This is a course to comprehensively understand 5G networks. We will look at the evolution from 1G to 5G and learn about the characteristics and architecture of networks including 5G RAN and 5GC.

This course aims to help learners new to ESP32 and IoT development progress from environment setup → language basics → hardware control → RTOS utilization. The main objectives of this course are as follows: - Acquire ESP32 development environment and basic tool usage skills - Understand C language and ESP-IDF structure - Understand FreeRTOS tasks and basic synchronization methods - Enable hardware control through GPIO, I2C, SPI, and UART - Understand storage and memory structure and implement simple persistent data storage

This is a basic machine learning course for those who don't know math and coding well, but want to understand machine learning trends and utilize machine learning technology to plan products.

Why this course is special: Key Advantages • Intuitive Visualization: Directly observe algorithm operations in real-time with Pygame 2D simulations • Practical Implementation Experience: Go beyond theory and internalize autonomous driving algorithms by coding directly • Master Core Algorithms: Focused learning of essential algorithms such as Dijkstra, Pure Pursuit, ICP, etc. • Step-by-step Advanced Learning: Systematic difficulty progression from basics to SLAM • Lidar-based SLAM: Practical map building and localization in unknown environments

Learn and understand AI and AI ethics, then integrate with your major to boost AI digital skills!

Welcome to AWS? First Time? Let's learn together, from the basics of modern web systems to cloud deployment. It's not just simple AWS usage or following along with code; you can learn deeply how even difficult CS concepts are applied in the Cloud!

Let's build a foundation of MATLAB and apply and understand the basic concepts of programming!

"AWS deployment tutorials - have you ever followed them without knowing 'why' you're doing it?" If you've launched services by following the countless deployment tutorials on the internet but are only performing repetitive tasks, the next step of designing entire systems might feel overwhelming. We don't just learn how to use AWS, but study the CS (Computer Science) principles that form the foundation of cloud services, including VPC, NAT, load balancing, and MSA. Upon completing the course, you'll be able to answer the clear 'Why' behind each action you perform in the cloud. You'll no longer be a junior developer performing simple repetitive tasks, but will take your first step toward becoming a senior architect who designs fault-tolerant and scalable systems.