[Rough Draft]

Learning Objectives

Module 4: Human Augmentation

• Skills

  • Using microprocessors (like Arduino) and some familiarity with how a program looks like.

  • Implement an experiment - hypothesis to data collection to significance and paper

  • Be able to bring together a full research paper with Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion

• Values

  • Moved = Understand some of the trends in Human Augmentation such as sensory substitution.

  • Feel empowered by being able to search for, understand and then present a research article.

  • Be able to digest frustration when technology doesn’t work or things don’t go according to plan...which is a huge part of the graduate student experience.