BNG 423: Biosystems Analysis and Design
Prerequisite: BNG 311, 318; MTH 212
Biomedical signal characteristics, properties of physiological systems, and mathematical modeling of signals from biosystems and biomedical instrumentation. Applied mathematical methods for describing and analyzing biomedical signals such as ECG, EEG, EMG, heart sounds, breath sounds, blood pressure, and tomographic images are considered. Computational, modeling and simulation tools (e.g., MatLab and LabView) are introduced for biomedical signal processing and systems analysis. A group computer project in bioengineering design will be assigned to enhance the proficiency in using the modeling and simulation tools.
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3.50 credits
Section 01L3:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Class: #11568
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Section 01L3:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Class: #11568
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3.50 credits
Section 01L2:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Class: #11448
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3.50 credits
Section 01L2:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Location: Textile Building 219
Class: #11448
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3.50 credits
Section 01L1:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Location: Textile Building 219
Class: #11447
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3.50 credits
Section 01B:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Location: Textile Building 101
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