Using the human body and its senses (vision, acoustic, touch, taste, smell, proprioception – physical sense of self movement) as an organizing model, this course introduces students to Physical Computing practices. Students will learn about digital and analog sensor systems, be introduced to micro-controllers, computer sensor systems and ubiquitous computing. Basic programming skills are an important part of this course. (Formerly first half of MPM28A/B). Lab: 3 hrs. Prerequisites: (MPM 206 and MPM 207) or (MPM 16A/B and MPM 17 A/B); Corequisite: MPM 307 Course Weight: 1.00 Billing Units: 1
