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Nov 27, 2024
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Courses of Study 2020-2021 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Interactive Device Design Certificate
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In eCornell Certificate Programs
Have you ever had a great idea for an interactive product, but don’t know how to build it? Have you ever thought about getting an Arduino or Raspberry Pi and want to build something truly amazing with the kit, far beyond getting a light to blink?
If you have some programming knowledge and a desire to build devices, this hands-on interactive certificate program will give you what you need to take the next step.
Throughout this program you will engage in several project builds using both Arduino and Raspberry Pi. You will be guided from the very basics of electronics and computing through the creation of simple devices with displays that respond to user input, and on to complete devices that have complex functions, including networked communications from one device to another.
As you build these interactive devices, you will also gain an understanding of how human users and devices connect in a smooth, natural way.
Whether you’re involved in engineering, robotics, computer science, or product management, you’ll come away from the program prepared to design more effective and sophisticated interaction between products and end users.
This program will leverage open source libraries and require the purchase of a kit of electronic components and microcontrollers. To be successful in the courses, you should have familiarity with programming, be technically savvy, and have an understanding of key computer science principles.
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Key Takeaways
- Design, build, and debug a responsive device using a microcontroller-based electronic circuit that senses, computes, and displays
- Incorporate light, sound, and character displays into an interactive device
- Design and build interactive systems with an emphasis on novel inputs and data storage
- Prototype a standalone interactive device using motors that can be deployed into the physical world
- Expand input, computation, and output capabilities of an interactive device using Raspberry Pi
- Design a complex networked interactive system with rich sensing, computation, and output capabilities
What You’ll Earn
- Interactive Device Design Certificate from Cornell Tech
- 60 Professional Development Hours 6 Continuing Education Units CEUs
Who Should Enroll
- Engineers
- Research and design professionals
- Product managers, designers and developers
- Software engineers
- Electronics hobbyists
- Designers/artists with the appropriate background
- Entrepreneurs
- Career starters
Total Investment
- $3,600 with monthly payment options available
- 3 months to complete all the courses
How To Enroll
Additional enrollment information coming soon.
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