KRIGOLSON TEACHING EEG COURSE
DIRECTED STUDIESAN INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY · EPHE 494 · MEDS 490

An Introduction
to EEG.

Learn how electrical activity becomes data, waveforms, and event-related potentials—by recording and exploring your own brain in every lesson.

Muse 2, Muse S, and Muse Athena · Chrome or Edge
LIVE LEARNING256 Hz
AF7YOUR BRAIN BECOMES THE LABµV
12weekly lessons
12live Muse labs
4EEG channels
100%hands-on learning
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COURSE OVERVIEW

Learn the signal
by seeing it.

This directed studies course is intended for undergraduate and graduate students wishing to learn more about EEG and ERP research.

Note students in this course can enrol in these either EPHE 494: Directed Studies or MEDS 490: Directed Studies. Note, students can only do a maximum of 3.0 units of EPHE 494 and 3.0 units of MEDS 490.

Live, local, private. EEG Explorer processes Muse data in the browser. No brain data leaves the device unless the student explicitly exports it.

FORMATDirected study

Independent readings, guided experiments, quizzes, and a final examination.

EQUIPMENTMuse headband

Muse 2, Muse S, or Muse Athena and a Bluetooth-enabled computer.

BROWSERChrome or Edge

Web Bluetooth is required to connect directly to the headset.

EXPERIENCENo coding required

Scientific curiosity and willingness to experiment are all you need.

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TWELVE WEEKS · TWELVE EXPERIMENTS

The curriculum.

0 / 12 LABS COMPLETE
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ASSESSMENT

Know it.
Show it.

50%

ASSIGNMENTS + QUIZZES

Ten assignments or quizzes · 5% each

Weekly assignments and quizzes will be used to ensure students read and understand the course material.

50%

FINAL EXAMINATION

Ten short-answer questions

Students will complete a final exam on all of the assigned readings and videos. The exam will be comprised of 10 short-answer questions.

READY TO BEGIN?

Enrol in the course.

Download the correct pro forma, fill in your information and the information below, and send it to Dr. Krigolson. Do not sign it.

  1. 01Fill in the Academic Term—you can find this in the UVic Academic Calendar.
  2. 02Select whether this is an In person or Online course.
  3. 03Fill in the due date—for quizzes it is the last day of November, March, or July; for the final exam it is the 15th of December, April, or August.
  4. 04Fill in the Course Section Dates.
  5. 05Fill in the Dean for your faculty.