Biomedical engineering
Course title: Biomedical engineering
Code: FEIT05Z027
Number of credits (ECTS): 6
Weekly number of classes: 3+1+1+0
Prerequisite for enrollment of the subject: None
Course goals/Competences: Introduction to basic concepts in biomedical engineering, receiving the basic knowledge of anatomy analysis, modeling and simulation of biological phenomena and bio-electrical signals, introduction to methods for detection, measurement and processing them, learning the regulations and standards in this area. Capability to define and to solve the basic problems in detection and analysis of bio-electrical phenomena, their modeling and simulation, using the techniques for analysis and processing of biomedical signals considering their characteristics.
Total available number of classes: 180
Curriculum: Introduction to Biomedical Engineering, Basic concepts of anatomy, Modeling and simulation of physiological systems Analysis of bio-electrical phenomena Biomedical sensors Bio-Instmentation Detection, measurement and processing of biological signals, biomedical imaging, Biomaterials, engineering of biological tissues, Regulative and standards.
Literature:
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Compulsory literature |
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Ed. John D. Ener-le, Susan M. Blan-chard
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“Introduction to Biomedical Engineering”, Second Edition |
Burlington MA: Elsevier Academic Press Series |
2005 |
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Ed. Joseph D.Bronzino, |
”The Biomedical Engineering Hand-Book”, Second Edition |
Boca Raton: CRC Press LLC |
2000 |
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Arthur T. Johnson |
Biology for Engineers |
Boca Raton: CRC Press LLC |
2011 |
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O. P. Gandhi |
Biological Effects and Medical Applications of Elec-tromagnetic Fields |
Prentice Hall |
1990 |
