This document describes a study that used a visual-auditory oddball paradigm to elicit P300 event-related potentials for use in a brain-computer interface. The study presented participants with a matrix of characters that would intensify in groups of four along with an associated sound. P300 signals were recorded from a 40-channel EEG system in response to target versus standard stimuli. Results showed the anticipated P300 component peaking at 350ms for target stimuli and an absence of a distinct peak for standard stimuli. Scalp topographies revealed high voltage activity originating from posterior electrodes 350ms after target onset, consistent with P300 morphology. The study concluded the paradigm successfully elicited P300 signals but did not test real-time capability,