Welcome to the Ross to Robotics developer course.
My name is Raymond and I'll be your instructor.
Before we dive straight into Ross, I want to give you an overview of how this course is organized and
how to get the most out of it.
This course is intended for complete beginners.
Thus the lessons should be completed in order.
But if you have used Ross too before, feel free to jump around to the lectures you feel are relevant.
But note that the Ross to Python API has been completely redone from the Ross version one distributions.
This course is centered around the use of Ross version two in Python.
Ross works across most operating systems and can also be easily run in a virtual machine which will
cover in this course.
This course is taught through four mediums.
The first is in person explanations like I'm doing now to give a general overview.
The second is visual animations meant to aid in visualizing core concepts throughout the course.
The third is screen recordings, in which you can follow along with me on your own computer.
And lastly, there are project walkthroughs in which I give you a project to do on your own that utilizes
what you learned.
And if you get stumped, you can follow along with me in the project walkthrough.
If you ever run into problems, use the Udemy Q&A section below the videos to see if anyone else has
had the same issue.
If not, post a new question and I or one of your peers can help.
Lecture resources can be downloaded by clicking on the resources button in the lecture sidebar.
If you enjoy the course, do not forget to leave a course reading so others can see what your experience
was like.
If you feel this course isn't for you, feel free to utilize Udemy course refund policy.
I'd rather you get your money back.
Then you write a bad review which might deter students who could really benefit from this course.
But with all of that out of the way, let's jump in to learning Ross to.