Course Brief Description Level 9

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      Courses Brief Description

       

      Level 9

      Code & No : BMTS491

      Course : Biomedical Systems Control

      Credits : 2 lecture+1 lab

      Pre-requisite : BMTS476

      This course gives an introduction to physiological control systems for biomedical engineers. The main objective of this course is to expose student to the world of control systems with emphasis on important physiological systems. It starts with a review of the historical and philosophical aspects of physiological control systems. It covers also linear system theory and open- and closed-loop physiological control systems in homeostasis or steady state. It finishes by studying the time- and frequency-response of open- and closed-loop physiological control systems.

       

      Code & No : BMTS492

      Course : Digital Image Processing

      Credits : 2 lecture+1 lab

      Pre-requisite : BMTS476

      This course deal with digital image processing on computer includes: statistics on the image, the notion of pixel, value representation in gray level images, color images, and operation on pixels for image enhancement. It covers also convolution application for different type of filters on images for noise reduction, enhancement using operation on histograms, linear and non-linear filters, image enhancement by histogram equalization; filter based on Fourier space and image restoration.

       

      Code & No : BMTS499

      Course : Graduation Project

      Credits : 3 lab

      Pre-requisite : BMTS475, BMTS481, BMTS482, BMTS483, BMTS484

      This course consists of a research project under the supervision of a faculty member. The subject will be decided between the teacher and the students.