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IDS-CE 672
VIRTUAL REALITY SYSTEMS: MODELING & CONTROL
This course provides the required theoretical and practical background to design and development of multimodal virtual reality (VR) systems. Particularly, the main focus is on VR-based human-in-the-loop systems that enable users to interact and/or manipulate virtual objects in simulated environments. This course aims to cover basics of these systems through lectures, homework, lab assignments, a term project, and readings on current related topics. Through lab assignments, students acquire hands-on skills to create a multimodal virtual environment. Topics include multimodal virtual reality, current VR technology and devices, human-centered simulation: human perception and psychophysics, basic control and stability analysis of VR systems, and human factors in the design of VR displays.
CE-672
students will be required to complete additional projects or independent review of research topics with approval of the instructor.
Credits
4
Prerequisite
Only open to Tech MBA students