Slides: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cUnD5bkZj9Lzsnmvu3GNACS52MIWhXRkoBmtXsdjH2M/edit?usp=sharing Notebook: colab.research.google.com/drive/1qGbiA_zD_QpBhgOtTJap8YxHu74V0ySH The talk can be broadly divided into three parts: 1) Giving a brief introduction about what is Brain-Computer Interface 2) Explaining how developers and people from the nonbiological field can contributing to BCI. 3) Simple code walkthrough to a python notebook showing how to read the brain waves. Simple visualization of the raw data, frequency domain and identifying different artifacts such as eye blink. Please make sure there is a type-c to HDMI convertor.