BC3930: Creative Embedded Systems | Instructor TBD

Computer Science
Undergraduate Lecture
Tu Th 11:40AM-12:55PM

Ubiquitous computing is creating new canvases and opportunities for creative ideas. This class explores the use of microprocessors, distributed sensor networks, and intermedia systems for the purposes of creative expression. The course introduces the fundamental concepts and theory behind embedded systems as well as issues particular to their creative employment. The key objective of the course is for students to conceive of and implement creative uses of computation.

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