Recent advancements in technologies such as mobile computing, wearable displays, and real-world sensing have led to significant interest and investment in new ways of working with computers. These technological advancements have opened up new avenues for innovation and creativity, particularly in the field of Mixed Reality (MR). MR is a computer-mediated reality that blends the physical and digital worlds to create a new immersive experience. It encompasses both Augmented Reality (AR), where the user's perception of the real world is enhanced by a computer, and Virtual Reality (VR), which surrounds the user with an entirely computer-generated reality.

CAC will cover this topic in the DIT course to prepare students for a future where emerging technologies will play an increasingly important role. At CAC, the mixed reality topic will provide students with a comprehensive overview of the emerging field of MR. The course covers both theoretical foundations and practical development of MR experiences, from human perception and presence to tracking, registration, and interaction in MR. Additionally, the course delves into the technologies that make AR and VR possible, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of using these technologies over traditional computing methods.

The mixed reality class is an excellent example of CAC's commitment to providing students with innovative and immersive learning experiences. It equips students with skills that are relevant to future careers and helps them develop essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration.

CAC is at the forefront of educational technology, providing students with a transformative learning experience that prepares them for success in an increasingly technological world.