Physical Computing I

Tuition Fee

Not Available

Start Date

Not Available

Medium of studying

On campus

Duration

1 semesters

Details

Program Details

Degree

Courses

Major

Electronics Engineering | Computer Programming | Software Development

Area of study

Information and Communication Technologies | Engineering

Education type

On campus

Course Language

English

About Program

Program Overview

AAU Modules

Module Description, Progression, and Pedagogy

In this module, students learn about the fundamental principles of electronics and programming, as well as how various electronic sensors and actuators can be connected to a micro-controller to create different forms of human-machine interaction.

Subjects

In connection with the module, subjects may be offered within the following areas:

Physical Computing I

Learning Objectives

Knowledge

In this module, students should acquire basic knowledge of:

fundamental electronics, i.e., resistors, diodes, and transistors
sensor possibilities, i.e., binary (buttons) and continuous (analog) sensors
related work in sensor technology and media art

Skills

In this module, students should acquire skills in:

developing and applying a physical interface using specific sensors and actuators
analyzing the use of the artifact
summarizing knowledge in written documentation

Competences

In this module, students should acquire competences in:

evaluating an artifact in relation to basic electronics, sensors, and actuators

Teaching Methods

Working method: Individually or in small groups

Examination

Exams

Exam name | Physical Computing I ---------|--- Exam form | Written exam form: c) Submission: individual

The exam is a bounded assignment of seven days duration. Scope: The written part must not exceed 5 pages.

If the exam is not passed, the assignment will also be assessed by a co-examiner. ECTS | 5 Assessment form | Passed/Not passed Censorship | Internal exam Evaluation criteria | Evaluation criteria are stated in the University's examination regulations

Module Facts

English title | Physical Computing I -----------|--- Module code | KOTBA Module type | Course Duration | 1 semester Semester | Autumn

ECTS | 5 Language of instruction | Danish Teaching location | Campus Aalborg Module responsible | Stine Lindahl Jacobsen Included in Curriculum for the Bachelor's program in Art and Technology, 2019

Organisation

Academic board | Academic board for Art, Health, and Technology -------------|--- Department | Department of Communication and Psychology Faculty | The Faculty of Humanities

Physical Computing I

Program Overview

AAU Modules