Class News

• Exam #1 Model Answer
• Exam #1 Grades
• Biosensors Exam will be held on Tuesday March 17, 2015 (1 hour)
• Exam #2 Model Answer
• Exam #2 Grades  (Out of 100 - Actual Grades on Paper)
• Signal processing and safety exam will be held on Thursday April 9, 2015 (1 hour).
• Exam #3 Model Answer
• Exam #3 Grades  (Out of 100 - Grades on Paper + 10 bonus)
• Project presentations are scheduled on Sunday May 10, 2015. Group reports/presentations will be submitted with the presentation.
• Exam #4 Model Answer
• Exam #4 Grades  (Out of 100 - Actual Grades on Paper)
• Final Exam Topics
• Practice Exam (Same format and grading as Final Exam)   
• Solution of Practice Exam
• Current Coursework Grades (You can submit missing items until exam date)

Administrative Information

• Formal Course Syllabus
• Written Exam Style: Open-Book / Open Notes

Class Primary Textbooks

1.      Rüdiger Kramme, Klaus-Peter Hoffmann, Robert S. Pozos (Eds.), Springer Handbook of Medical Technology, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2011. (ISBN: 978-3-540-74657-7)

2.      John Enderle  &  Joseph Bronzino, Introduction to Biomedical Engineering, 3rd ed., Academic Press, New York, 2012. (ISBN: 978-0-12-374979-6)

Note: Please check syllabus and handouts for more references

Handouts

1. Material handout #1
2. Material handout #2
3. Introduction: Historical Perspectives Lecture (Presentation) (PDF)
4. Engineering Ethics Handouts
5. Engineering Ethics Lecture (PDF)
6. Biosensors Handout
7. Biosensors Lecture (PDF)
8. Signal Processing Lecture (PDF)
9. Safety Lecture (PDF)
10. Safety Handout
11. Imaging Lecture (PDF)  (Presentation)
12. Instrumentation Lecture (PDF)
13. Equations handout for Imaging Lecture (PDF)

Please check this section regularly for updated content (lecture presentations and handouts)

Problem Assignments

• Homework #1
• Homework #2
• Homework #3
• Homework #4
• Homework #5
• Homework #6
• Homework #7
• Homework #8

Lab Experiments

• Lab #1: Practrical Op Amp and Lab Introduction
• Lab #1 Handouts
• Lab #1 Experiment Requirements
• Lab Report Preparation Guide
• Lab #2 Experiment Requirements
• Lab #3 Experiment Requirements
• Lab #3 Supplementary Material
• Additional ABET Requirement: Please submit a "Design Concept" brief statement for all labs. This should describe how your design works to obtain the requirement.

Class Project

Project Statement (Total Grade: 20%)

Grading Policy

Notes:

• Exams are Open-Book / Open-Notes

• Exam style consist of a mix of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ), True/False Questions, and General Problems.