Brain Computer Interface Certification Course
Brain Computer Interface Complete Certification Course
This certification validates that you know specific methods, models, and/or tools. This is essential to professionals in order to be updated on the latest technology trends, and to add to their BCI resource collections.
Explore and investigate the intricate communication methods between the brain and external devices. Start to make sense of new and improved communication tools created due to fast-emerging technology research. Ensure you get a head start and a deeper understanding of BCI applications and the benefits they have for modern day medicine.
Brain–Computer Interface (BCI), sometimes called a direct neural interface or a brain–machine interface (BMI), is a direct communication pathway between the brain and an external device. BCIs are often directed at assisting, augmenting, or repairing human cognitive or sensory-motor functions. This certification would be beneficial to IT Professionals looking to gain a deeper understanding of BCIs, businesses looking to identify opportunities within the BCI field, and individuals wanting to learn about BCI technologies and uses.
This certification validates that you know specific methods, models, and/or tools. This is essential to professionals in order to be updated on the latest technology trends, and to add to their BCI resource collections.
PDF eBook to download for additional content and reference material.
Multimedia presentations, quizzes and exercises to gain knowledge about Brain-Computer Interface. (You can purchase course extensions when you need more time)
Included in the course is the exam preparation, to make sure you pass your certification exam - which is also included in your course at no extra cost. (* Additional exam sittings can be purchased at $45.00 each)
The recommended minimum contact hours to pass the certification test is 18 hours
Brain Computer Interface Certification Kit Workbook
Brain Computer Interface Course Syllabus
Brain-Computer Interface glossary of terms
1.1 Introduction and Objectives
1.2 Definition and Overview of Brain Computer Interface
1.3 History of Brain Computer Interface
1.4 BCI vs Neuroprosthetics
1.5 Advantages and Disadvantages
1.6 Limitations of Brain Computer Interface
Reading Assignment
2.1 Introduction and Objectives
2.2 How does our Brain Work
2.3 Understanding BCI
2.4 BCI Components
2.5 Summary
Reading Assignment
Quiz 1
3.1 Introduction and Objectives
3.2 Introduction to the Types of BCI
3.3 Invasive
3.4 Partially Invasive
3.5 Noninvasive
3.6 Wireless
Reading Assignment
4.1 Introduction and Objectives
4.2 Monkeys Trained to Control Computer Cursor
4.3 Monkey Brain Controlled Robotic Arm
4.4 Rat Car
4.5 Monkey Mentally Controls Robot 7,000 miles Away
4.6 First Direct Interface Between Two Animals
4.7 Harvard Creates brain-to-brain Interface
Reading Assignment
Quiz 2
5.1 Introduction and Objectives
5.2 BCI to Aid the Blind and the Quadriplegic
5.3 Tetraplegic BrainGate BCI Implementation
5.4 BCI Communication over the Internet and Device that let the Blind See
5.5 BCI allows Person to Tweet and Control a Robot and Wheelchair by Thought
5.6 Thought Controls Bionic Hand
5.7 Researchers Replace Passwords with Pass Thoughts
5.8 First Human brain-to-brain Interface and First Wireless, Implanted BCI
Reading Assignment
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What will you learn?
Very high level, general purpose course. Not so deep as I expected, but good enough for the beginning. Good start point for the further development.
Very high level, general purpose course. Not so deep as I expected, but good enough for the beginning. Good start point for the further development.
Read LessNo need to redo the course, get an extra exam voucher