The courses supported by the Makerspace include:
PHYSCI 70: Introduction to Digital Fabrication
This introductory course covers a range of fabrication skills targeted to beginners. Students are introduced to popular cutting-edge microcontrollers as opposed to making them from scratch, allowing for more time to be dedicated to sensor design and fabrication, programming, and skill integration for final projects.
PHYS S-12: Introduction to Digital Fabrication
This Harvard Summer School course covers a range of fabrication skills targeted to beginners of all age groups. Students are introduced to popular cutting-edge microcontrollers as opposed to making them from scratch, allowing for more time to be dedicated to sensor design and fabrication, programming, and skill integration for final projects.
Past courses include:
MIT MAS 863: How to Make (Almost) Anything
This intensive course covers a range of skills from the ground up including electronics design, programming, and 3D design, with an emphasis on designing and fabricating circuitboards. The Makerspace supported Harvard students' participation in this course from 2013-2022.
- Music course. Hans Tutschku, electronic music, Spring 2018.
-
Freshman seminars.
- 2018 Prof. Jill Lepore: Freshman Seminar 62G | The Rise and Fall of the Machine
- 2019 Prof. Philippe Cluzel: The Secrets of Stradivarius or What Makes the Violin Sound Beautiful?
- Ed school: 2016-2020 workshops for students in Technology class.
- LS100 research course in 2018.
- VIS2233 with Allen Sayegh: Ambience, at GSD. 2017-2020.