The value of planning your code

It’s no secret I need to write code, a lot of code. A mind numbingly large amount of code. Researching in a brain-machine interface lab is more about programming than it is about scifi brain hacking or anything the latest techno-thriller movies would have you believe. Anyone can do it, but it takes a certain amount of practice and a whole heck of a lot of time. Over time your skills develop and things get to be easier, but it’s not a linear progression (is anything really?) so things can be frustrating. These days planning saves me tons of time and effort, so today I want to pass that bit of knowledge on to you.

July 24, 2021 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year two, My Research | Tags: academia, brain computer interface, computer programming, Education, learning, neuroengineering, neuroscience, PhD, programming, school, science, student | Leave a comment