Brain-Computer Interfaces

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course bridges neuroscience and technology, providing a comprehensive exploration of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), cutting edge neural technology, and their applications in health, research, and consumer technology. Students will engage with topics like neural data collection, signal processing, deep brain stimulation, optogenetics, and non-invasive BCIs, with a focus on research and therapeutic applications. A key component of the course is hands-on student projects. These projects may involve analyzing neuroscience data sets, developing interactive apps, designing experiments, or exploring innovative solutions at the intersection of technology and the brain.