Teaching activities
During the last terms, I regularly organized the a seminar on
BCI-related topics plus contributed projects to the BCI practical
course at TU Berlin.
In the latter, the participating students learn how to evolve a new
scientific question, how to set up the experiment to test their working
hypothesis, organize and conduct the BCI experiments and finally
analyze the data. The results are presented to the course members and
external guests in a talk and delivered in a written report. Both, the
talk and the report are used to train scientific communication.
Courses
Winter Term 2014/2015 (University of Freiburg)
- Praktikum im Masterstudium: Advanced Projects in
Brain-Computer Interfacing.
Summer Term 2014 (University of Freiburg)
- Proseminar Doing
by Thinking - Introduction to the Functional Decoding of Brain
Signals (info)
(enroll here)
- Hauptseminar Doing
by Thinking - Invasive and Non-Invasive Methods to Decode Brain
Signals in Realtime (info)
(enroll here)
Winter Term 2013/2014 (University of Freiburg)
- Proseminar Doing
by Thinking - Introduction to the Functional Decoding of Brain
Signals (info)
(enroll
here)
- Hauptseminar Doing
by Thinking - Invasive and Non-Invasive Methods to Decode Brain
Signals
in Realtime (info)
(enroll
here)
Summer Term 2013 (TU Berlin)
Winter Term 2012/2013 (TU Berlin)
Summer Term 2012 (TU Berlin)
Winter Term 2011/2012 (TU Berlin)
Summer Term 2011 (TU Berlin)
Winter Term 2010/2011 (TU Berlin)
Winter Term 2009/2010 (TU Berlin)
Summer Term 2005 (University of Tübingen)
Summer Term 2004 (University of Tübingen)
- Proseminar Technische Informatik
Winter Term 2002/2003 (University of Tübingen)
Summer Term 2002 (University of Tübingen)