Undergraduate Courses BIOE 1580BIOE 1580 - Biomedical Applications of Signal ProcessingInstructor: Patrick Loughlin, PhD Credits: 3 Term: Fall Description: This course provides students with the fundamentals of digital signal processing of time series, via applied exercises and projects with a focus on medical and biological signal analysis and interpretation. Material covered includes sampling and analog-to-digital conversion, stochastic vs. deterministic signals, noise removal and digital filtering, signal detection, and spectral analysis. Biomedical applications will be selected from a variety of areas, such as cardiovascular, gait and balance, electrophysiological (EEG, EKG, ECoG, etc.) and neural signal processing, among others. Prerequisites: BIOENG 1320 and proficiency with Matlab Required Texts: Course Objectives: Topics Covered: Syllabus: Class/Laboratory Schedule: Tuesday & Thursday |
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