Assignments 3 and 4

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Assignments 3 and 4

• Labs for next two weeks (Feb 26 and March 4) in
  ECS 354
• Feb 26th Part 1 (Assignment 3)
• March 4th Part 2 (Assignment 4)
• http//web.uvic.ca/gsrivast
• Office ECS 307
• gsrivast_at_csc.uvic.ca

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IEEE

• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• RWEP
• to develop hands-on discovery-based projects for
  the benefit of first/second year students
• OUR IDEA

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HCI Alternatives with the Wii


Part 1
Part 2
Wireless Healing!!

• Create your OWN rehabilitation tool that can be
  controlled with a wireless controller using
  gestures and motions!
• Experience basic programming principles put to
  use
• Learn the basics of Software Engineering
  techniques and practices
• Dive into Human Computer Interaction head first!
• Expand your horizons and get away from the
  Keyboard/Mouse Interface

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Project

• Answer the following design question
• Design a software prototype for a game that can
  be used to rehabilitate patients with loss of arm
  functionality.
• Project to be done in GROUPS OF 2
• Part 1 Use of Scratch
• Part 2 Use of the Nintendo Wiimote

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Project

• be creating a module to deal with patient wrist
  rehabilitation
• Knowledge of your task (wrist rehab)

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Part 1

• Graphical Programming Using Scratch
• New programming language from the Media Labs at
  MIT
• http//scratch.mit.edu/
• Create your own games, interactive stories and
  animations
• You are required to design a software prototype
  for a software game that can be used to
  rehabilitate patients with loss of arm
  functionality
• Learning Outcomes include
• Experience in Programming Essentials
• Rapid Prototyping Development in Software
  Engineering

Wrist Rehab in Scratch!!
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Mapping

• We can map the following motions

Mouse Movements
Wrist Movements
Pronation/Supination
Horizontal
Vertical
Flexion/Extension
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Part 1

• Only concerned with Horizontal Movements
• Design a Game that allows the rehab of
  pronation/supination of the wrist
• ADVANCED BREAKOUT

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ADVANCED BREAKOUT
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Requirements for Part 1

• 2 Ball Objects (different Speeds)
• 4 Stationary Targets (change color when hit)
• 1 Paddle
• 3 Backgrounds (During Game, Win, Lose)
• 3 Variables Score, Speed and Lives

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Game Plan

• Work through Tutorial given in Assignment
• Will give you background to how Scratch works
• Finish Part 1 by March 3rd
• Map Wrist Rehab Module from Part 1 to Nintendo
  Wiimote for Part 2

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Details

• Assignment Posted at
• http//web.uvic.ca/gsrivast
• Gautam Srivastava
• My Office ECS 307
• Email gsrivast_at_csc.uvic.ca
• Feel free to email anytime.