EBME 324. Laboratory Computing in Biomedical Engineering
TAUGHT WITH EBME 414
Description
Computer hardware and software systems for use in biomedical
engineering devices/instruments and laboratories.
Topics include computer architecture, digital and
analog interfaces, sampling requirements, and real-time
programming for control and data collection. Applications
in biology and medicine are emphasized, with hands-on
experience obtained by laboratory exercises using
the LabVIEW programming language.
Prerequisites
Experience in computer programming through an introductory
course or self instruction. Basic electrical circuit
theory (analog and digital). EBME 201,202 (physiology)
and EBME 308 (signals and systems) or their equivalents
will suffice.
Class/laboratory Schedule
Two 75 minute lectures per week, plus lab time 4-5
times a semester to complete laboratory assignments.
Semesters and Years Offered
Offered every spring
Laboratory Projects
Programming assignments (4 or 5) will be written
using the LabVIEW programming system on computers in
the BME computer lab. Assignments will focus on data
collection and analysis.
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