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This schedule is still under construction and subject to change. | This schedule is still under construction and subject to change. | ||
| + | I have not yet gone through all the links and checked them for currency, nor update coded segments. | ||
| + | However, this should get you started on the studio portion of the course. | ||
== Week 1 - Intro: Electronics == | == Week 1 - Intro: Electronics == | ||
| − | Date: January | + | Date: January 10 2022 - self study |
Read: O'Sullivan's Physical Computing: Introduction, chapter 1, chapter 2 (p. 11-25 only), and chapter 3 | Read: O'Sullivan's Physical Computing: Introduction, chapter 1, chapter 2 (p. 11-25 only), and chapter 3 | ||
Read: [[Electronics Resources #Electricity|Electricity & Electronics in Resources Section]] | Read: [[Electronics Resources #Electricity|Electricity & Electronics in Resources Section]] | ||
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== Week 2 - Hands-on Exercise: Approaches to Tangible Interaction == | == Week 2 - Hands-on Exercise: Approaches to Tangible Interaction == | ||
| − | + | January 17 2022 - self study, bring examples to class | |
Read: Hartman's Wearable Electronics chapter 1, chapter 2, and chapter 6 | Read: Hartman's Wearable Electronics chapter 1, chapter 2, and chapter 6 | ||
Handout: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/c/c7/Week_2-_Approaches_to_Tangible_Interaction_Handout.pdf Week 2 Handout] | Handout: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/c/c7/Week_2-_Approaches_to_Tangible_Interaction_Handout.pdf Week 2 Handout] | ||
== Week 3 - Microcontrollers I == | == Week 3 - Microcontrollers I == | ||
| − | + | January 24 2022 -- Hopefully this session will be face to face and you can pick up your electronics kits and start building. | |
Prep: Install [http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Arduino IDE] on laptop & bring with you. Try exercises from week 1. | Prep: Install [http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Arduino IDE] on laptop & bring with you. Try exercises from week 1. | ||
Presentation: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/c/c5/Week_3_-_Microcontrollers_Presentation.pdf Week 3 Presentation] | Presentation: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/c/c5/Week_3_-_Microcontrollers_Presentation.pdf Week 3 Presentation] | ||
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== Week 4 - Sensors == | == Week 4 - Sensors == | ||
| − | Jan | + | Jan 31, 2022 |
Read (review): Hartman, chapter 6, sections: Digital Input, Analog Input | Read (review): Hartman, chapter 6, sections: Digital Input, Analog Input | ||
Read (review): [[Electronics Resources #Essential Electronics Concepts|Pull-up Resistors]] | Read (review): [[Electronics Resources #Essential Electronics Concepts|Pull-up Resistors]] | ||
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== Week 5 - Soldering + Microcontrollers II == | == Week 5 - Soldering + Microcontrollers II == | ||
| − | Feb | + | Feb 7, 2022 |
Read: All [[Electronics Resources #Essential Electronics Concepts|Essential Electronics Concepts]] and [[Electronics Resources #Basic Components|Basic Components]] | Read: All [[Electronics Resources #Essential Electronics Concepts|Essential Electronics Concepts]] and [[Electronics Resources #Basic Components|Basic Components]] | ||
Read: [http://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/how-to-solder---through-hole-soldering Sparkfun: How to Solder] | Read: [http://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/how-to-solder---through-hole-soldering Sparkfun: How to Solder] | ||
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Handout: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/c/c9/Week_5_Handout.pdf Week 5 Handout] // Due to the limited number of soldering stations the class will break into 3 groups, and each work on one of the handout questions at a time | Handout: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/c/c9/Week_5_Handout.pdf Week 5 Handout] // Due to the limited number of soldering stations the class will break into 3 groups, and each work on one of the handout questions at a time | ||
| − | == Week 6, | + | == Week 6, Interfacing (Serial Communication) == |
| − | + | Feb 14, 2022 | |
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Read: [http://itp.nyu.edu/physcomp/lessons/serial-communication/serial-communication-the-basics/ Arduino Serial (Igoe - ITP)] (watch the video) | Read: [http://itp.nyu.edu/physcomp/lessons/serial-communication/serial-communication-the-basics/ Arduino Serial (Igoe - ITP)] (watch the video) | ||
Read: [http://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/connecting-arduino-to-processing Arduino <--> Processing] | Read: [http://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/connecting-arduino-to-processing Arduino <--> Processing] | ||
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Presentation: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/a/ac/Week_7_-_Interfacing_Presentation.pdf Week 7 Presentation] | Presentation: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/a/ac/Week_7_-_Interfacing_Presentation.pdf Week 7 Presentation] | ||
Handout: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/c/cb/Week_7_-_Interfacing_Handout.pdf Week 7 Handout] | Handout: [https://884.wiki.iat.sfu.ca/mediawiki-1.32.0/images/c/cb/Week_7_-_Interfacing_Handout.pdf Week 7 Handout] | ||
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| + | == Week 7 - Reading Week, No Lab == | ||
| + | February 21, 2022 | ||
| + | '''READ STUFF''' | ||
== Week 8 - Motors/High Powered Out == | == Week 8 - Motors/High Powered Out == | ||
| − | Feb | + | Feb 28, 2022 |
Read: Hartman, chapter 8 (Motors & Temperature). Recommend to read the first half of chapter 8 as well (Light & Sound) | Read: Hartman, chapter 8 (Motors & Temperature). Recommend to read the first half of chapter 8 as well (Light & Sound) | ||
Read (review): [[Electronics Resources #Essential Electronics Concepts|POWER!]] | Read (review): [[Electronics Resources #Essential Electronics Concepts|POWER!]] | ||
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== Week 9 - Computer Vision == | == Week 9 - Computer Vision == | ||
| − | March | + | March 7, 2022 |
There is no handout this week as all of the technologies in the previous one were out of date. We'll follow a different structure this week. | There is no handout this week as all of the technologies in the previous one were out of date. We'll follow a different structure this week. | ||
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== Week 10 - Wireless Communication== | == Week 10 - Wireless Communication== | ||
| − | Mar | + | Mar 14, 2022 |
Read: Hartman, chapter 9 (Wireless) | Read: Hartman, chapter 9 (Wireless) | ||
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== Week 11 - Advanced Sensors == | == Week 11 - Advanced Sensors == | ||
| − | Mar | + | Mar 27, 2022 |
Revision as of 01:42, 2 January 2022
This schedule is still under construction and subject to change. I have not yet gone through all the links and checked them for currency, nor update coded segments. However, this should get you started on the studio portion of the course.
Contents
- 1 Week 1 - Intro: Electronics
- 2 Week 2 - Hands-on Exercise: Approaches to Tangible Interaction
- 3 Week 3 - Microcontrollers I
- 4 Week 4 - Sensors
- 5 Week 5 - Soldering + Microcontrollers II
- 6 Week 6, Interfacing (Serial Communication)
- 7 Week 7 - Reading Week, No Lab
- 8 Week 8 - Motors/High Powered Out
- 9 Week 9 - Computer Vision
- 10 Week 10 - Wireless Communication
- 11 Week 11 - Advanced Sensors
Week 1 - Intro: Electronics
Date: January 10 2022 - self study
Read: O'Sullivan's Physical Computing: Introduction, chapter 1, chapter 2 (p. 11-25 only), and chapter 3 Read: Electricity & Electronics in Resources Section Read: Resistor Colour Code in Resources Section Presentation: Week 1 Presentation Handout: Week 1 Handout For this week, just design the circuits and do the schematic. Once you have received your electronics kit -- we will build these.
Week 2 - Hands-on Exercise: Approaches to Tangible Interaction
January 17 2022 - self study, bring examples to class
Read: Hartman's Wearable Electronics chapter 1, chapter 2, and chapter 6 Handout: Week 2 Handout
Week 3 - Microcontrollers I
January 24 2022 -- Hopefully this session will be face to face and you can pick up your electronics kits and start building.
Prep: Install Arduino IDE on laptop & bring with you. Try exercises from week 1. Presentation: Week 3 Presentation Handout: Week 3 Handout
Source code for Workshop Exercises (TAR format) // Somewhat Outdated
Week 4 - Sensors
Jan 31, 2022
Read (review): Hartman, chapter 6, sections: Digital Input, Analog Input Read (review): Pull-up Resistors Read: Hartman, chapter 3 (switches), and chapter 7 (Sensors). Probably just skim the DIY stuff, it is pretty specific to wearables. Presentation: Week 4 Presentation Handout: Week 4 Handout
Week 5 - Soldering + Microcontrollers II
Feb 7, 2022
Read: All Essential Electronics Concepts and Basic Components Read: Sparkfun: How to Solder For Reference: Sparkfun: How to use a Multimeter Presentation: Soldering Presentation Handout: Week 5 Handout // Due to the limited number of soldering stations the class will break into 3 groups, and each work on one of the handout questions at a time
Week 6, Interfacing (Serial Communication)
Feb 14, 2022
Read: Arduino Serial (Igoe - ITP) (watch the video) Read: Arduino <--> Processing Read (Optional): Serial, Math, Types Read (Optional): Common Serial Protocols Task: Install Processing 3.0.1+ Task: Install the Sound library for Processing (Sketch/Import Library.../Add Library...) Presentation: Week 7 Presentation Handout: Week 7 Handout
Week 7 - Reading Week, No Lab
February 21, 2022
READ STUFF
Week 8 - Motors/High Powered Out
Feb 28, 2022
Read: Hartman, chapter 8 (Motors & Temperature). Recommend to read the first half of chapter 8 as well (Light & Sound) Read (review): POWER! Read (review): Diodes, Transistors, & Relays Presentation: Week 8 Presentation Handout: Week 8 Handout
Week 9 - Computer Vision
March 7, 2022
There is no handout this week as all of the technologies in the previous one were out of date. We'll follow a different structure this week.
Read: Tangible User Interfaces: Past, Present and Future Directions section 7.2 (it's like 4 pages) Task: Download the camera vision example code Task: Install Processing Video Library Task: Run the Basic Webcam Connection example Modify the sketch to manipulate the camera feed in some way. Task: Run the Improved Blob Tracking example Click on a colour inside the sketch to track it Task: Install Open CV for Processing Library Task: Run the Face Detection sketch Task: Think of 3 ways to use camera vision & discuss in groups. Presentation: Week 9 Presentation
Week 10 - Wireless Communication
Mar 14, 2022
Read: Hartman, chapter 9 (Wireless) Read: Open Sound Control (OSC) (http://opensoundcontrol.org and the CNMAT site are down, but the above explanation is actually really good) Handout: Week 10 Handout Presentation: Week 10 Presentation
Week 11 - Advanced Sensors
Mar 27, 2022
