SM5332 – Making Things Blip, Blink and Move: Introduction to Physical Computing
This graduate studio is aimed at introducing students to the fundamentals of physical computing, embodied system programming and electronics. Through the use of microcontrollers, circuit emulation, circuit hacking and reverse engineering, students will acquire foundational knowledge in the theory and practice of electronics. Students will also learn to build physical artifacts that can exhibit reactive and intelligent behaviours.
This unit serves as a foundation for students to proceed with pervasive computing, robotics, and other more advance interactive applications. This class also serves as an introduction to the Arduino microprocessor platform.
Past Courses
2026/2027 SemA
2025/2026 SemA
2024/2025 SemB
2023/2024 SemB