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 ==Syllabus (subject to change)==
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+April 2018
+Week 1
+Introduction
+Course Organization
+Administrative Housekeeping
+Assignment: Read "The Long History of Prototypes" by Michael Guggenheim
+April 2018
+Week 2
+Prototypes: From Model-building to Speculative Design
+Sources and Links from the Lecture
+Assignment: Look through "Design Fiction" by Julian Bleecker and develop your Dystopic/Utopic Paper Prototypes
+April 2018
+Week 3
+Roundtable Presentation: Dystopic/Utopic Paper Prototypes
+Materials, Form & Space
+Sources and Links from the Lecture
+Assignment: Look through "Ingredients (Issue 2)" by Chris Lefteri and review the first chapter of Making Things Talk by Tom Igoe
+May 2018
+Week 4
+Tag Der Arbeit
+No Class
+May 2018
+Week 5
+UX and Screen Prototypes
+Usability Evaluation
+Assignment: Build a two-screen click-dummy using the tool of your choice (Sketch, XD, Invision, Marvel, et.c.). Afterwards, perform a heuristic evaluation on your click-dummy.
+May 2018
+Week 6
+Roundtable Presentation: Screen Prototypes and Usability
+An Introduction to Working with Electronics
+Sources and Links from the Lecture
+Assignment: Review the second chapter of Making Things Talk by Tom Igoe and, if you don't already have one, please acquire the Arduino microcontroller of your choice, as well as some basic supplies such as jumper wires and a breadboard.
+May 2018
+Week 7
+Midterm Presentations
+Assignment: For next week, please review Chapter 16 of The Mechatronics Handbook: "Introduction to Sensors and Actuators" by Anjanappa, Datta and Song.
+May 2018
+Week 8
+Input Lab: Working with Sensors and Microcontrollers
+Sources and Links from the Lecture
+June 2018
+Week 9
+Output Lab: Working with Actors and Environments
+Sources and Links from the Lecture
+June 2018
+Week 10
+Printed Electronics/Computer Vision Lab
+Sources and Links from the Lecture
+Assignment: Next week, bring a computer with a camera and, if you haven't already, be ready to install OpenCV for the development environment of your choice.
+June 2018
+Week 11
+Introduction to 3D Workflows for Rapid Prototyping
+Sources and Links from the Lecture
+Assignment: Prepare a 3D Model for next week's Lab
+June 2018
+Week 12
+Additive and Subtractive Prototyping Lab
+Sources and Links from the Lecture
+July 2018
+Week 13
+Roundtable Presentation: Quasi-functional Prototypes
+Debug Lab
+July 2018
+Week 14
+Final Presentations