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===== HCI Classes for Bachelor and Masters ===== | ===== HCI Classes for Bachelor and Masters ===== | ||
Pandemic notice: all of our teaching activities _will_ take place. See the respective pages for | Pandemic notice: all of our teaching activities _will_ take place. See the respective pages for | ||
+ | * 2023 Winter | ||
+ | * [[bid-ws2324:start|Lecture: Building Interactive Devices]] (Bachelors) | ||
+ | * [[projects/proposals|Project Seminars (Bachelors and Masters)]] | ||
+ | * [[algorithmic-folding-ws2024:start|Lecture: Algorithmic Folding]] (Masters) | ||
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* 2023 Summer | * 2023 Summer | ||
* [[building-interactive-systems-ss2023:start|Lecture: Building Interactive Systems]] (Bachelors) | * [[building-interactive-systems-ss2023:start|Lecture: Building Interactive Systems]] (Bachelors) | ||
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* How to build a [[infrastructure:projector-tripod|projector-tripod-setup]] from acrylic | * How to build a [[infrastructure:projector-tripod|projector-tripod-setup]] from acrylic | ||
- | * [[infrastructure:3Dprinter|Dimension 3D Printer]] allows you to make 3D parts. While slower and more expensive than the laser, it can do more | + | |
- | * [[infrastructure:3dprinter-ultimaker|Ultimaker 2+ Printer]] allows you to make 3D parts from different materials and is usually reliable. | + | * [[infrastructure:3dprinter-ultimaker|Ultimaker 2+ & 3 Printer]] allows you to make 3D parts from different materials and is usually reliable. |
+ | * [[infrastructure:ender3|Ender 3]] 3D printer. It's cheap ($200), hackable and reliable. | ||
* [[infrastructure:3DprinterMakerBot|MakerBot 3D Printer]] allows you to make 3D parts. Is Open Source and thus hackable. | * [[infrastructure:3DprinterMakerBot|MakerBot 3D Printer]] allows you to make 3D parts. Is Open Source and thus hackable. | ||
+ | * [[infrastructure:3Dprinter|Dimension 3D Printer]] allows you to make 3D parts. While slower and more expensive than the laser, it can do more | ||
* [[infrastructure:3DprinterTitan1|Titan1 DLP/SLA 3D Printer]] allows you to make 3D parts. It uses liquid resin and is based on stereolithography. For high-resolution parts. | * [[infrastructure:3DprinterTitan1|Titan1 DLP/SLA 3D Printer]] allows you to make 3D parts. It uses liquid resin and is based on stereolithography. For high-resolution parts. | ||
* Cricut Vinyl Cutter gives you a computer controllable knife that you can use to cut out stickers, score cardboard or fabric. | * Cricut Vinyl Cutter gives you a computer controllable knife that you can use to cut out stickers, score cardboard or fabric. | ||
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* [[infrastructure:millingmachine|Milling Machine]] open source 3-axis milling machine for subtractive fabrication | * [[infrastructure:millingmachine|Milling Machine]] open source 3-axis milling machine for subtractive fabrication | ||
* [[infrastructure:roboticarm|Robotic Arm]] ABB IRB 120 6-axis Robotic Arm | * [[infrastructure:roboticarm|Robotic Arm]] ABB IRB 120 6-axis Robotic Arm | ||
- | * Cricut Vinyl Cutter gives you a computer-controlled knife that you can use to cut out stickers, cardboard or stiff fabrics. | ||
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* [[computervision:start|Computer Vision]] allows you to extract information from video, e.g. for object detection and tracking | * [[computervision:start|Computer Vision]] allows you to extract information from video, e.g. for object detection and tracking | ||
===== Know-how for PhD students and Guests ===== | ===== Know-how for PhD students and Guests ===== | ||
+ | * [[infastructure: Permanent Demo list| Permanent Demo list]] | ||
* [[infastructure:application-process| Logistics to handle a lab visit/application]] | * [[infastructure:application-process| Logistics to handle a lab visit/application]] | ||
- | * [[infastructure:cleaning list| Who is responsible for cleaning the workshop]] | + | * [[infastructure:cleaning list| Who is responsible for cleaning which room]] |
* [[infrastructure:How to setup and use Zoom for online lectures| Setting up Zoom for online lectures]] | * [[infrastructure:How to setup and use Zoom for online lectures| Setting up Zoom for online lectures]] | ||
* [[infrastructure:notes-for-new-group-members| Notes for new group members]] | * [[infrastructure:notes-for-new-group-members| Notes for new group members]] | ||
* How to [[infrastructure:ta-area:conference-travel-organization:start|organize Conference Travel]] | * How to [[infrastructure:ta-area:conference-travel-organization:start|organize Conference Travel]] | ||
+ | * [[infrastructure:taps| Compiling the Camera-Ready PDF for UIST/CHI]] | ||
* [[infrastructure:phd-thesis| How to PhD Thesis]] | * [[infrastructure:phd-thesis| How to PhD Thesis]] | ||
* [[infrastructure:ta-area:project-seminar:start|How to prepare a project seminar]] | * [[infrastructure:ta-area:project-seminar:start|How to prepare a project seminar]] | ||
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* [[sketching|how to sketch ideas]] | * [[sketching|how to sketch ideas]] | ||
* [[infrastructure|When You Use Lab Credit Cards]] | * [[infrastructure|When You Use Lab Credit Cards]] | ||
+ | * [[infrastructure:ta-area:stats | How to do stats with JASP]] | ||
* [[infrastructure:ta-area:submittingdemos:start|When to submit demos for your accepted paper]] | * [[infrastructure:ta-area:submittingdemos:start|When to submit demos for your accepted paper]] | ||
* [[infrastructure:ta-area:email-policy:start|How to get email responses from Prof. Baudisch within 5min]] | * [[infrastructure:ta-area:email-policy:start|How to get email responses from Prof. Baudisch within 5min]] | ||
+ | * [[start:infrastructure:organization-products| boxes for organizing stuff that the lab uses]] | ||
===== Old stuff, outdated ===== | ===== Old stuff, outdated ===== | ||