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Electrical and Computer Engineering |
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461.
Biomedical Instrumentation.
Multidisciplinary
approach to selected biological and medical problems.
The origins and significance of biological potentials. Techniques for studying them, particularly in relation to
cardiovascular and central nervous system functions. Crucial differences between self-regulating electrical
systems that are a prime concern of the electronics engineer and the
living organisms that are the prime concern of the biologist/physician.
The special constraints involved in studying or modifying the
latter. Three lectures.
(Cr.3) Prerequisite:
Senior
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