Plug male end of CY8CKIT-059 into the USB port of the programming computer.  Using the program PSoC Programmer from Cypress Semiconductor load the Potentiostat.hex from the github repository into the chip

Attach the electrodes you want to use to the following pins: P0.0 - working electrode; P3.4 - reference electrode; P3.6 - counter electrode using solder or alligator clips.  

To use the more accurate DAC attach a 100 nF capacitor between P 3.1 and ground on the edge of the board.

To control the device, plug a USB cable into the board.  Use the program Zadig to install the libusb-win32 driver for the device (named: "Naresuan Potentiostat") and the run the executable GUI from the github repository under releases.

To make a silver / silver chloride electrode, take a piece of silver wire or sheet and place it in bleach for 15 mins or until it turns slightly black and then rinse with distilled water.

To make a carbon fiber / graphite electrode take a 20 mm thick 2B pencil lead and then attach a wire to it using a conductive glue.

For noble metal electrodes, such as gold or platinium, bare wires can be cleaned and used