ECE 445 Biomedical Instrumentation

Michigan State University

Course Info

Lecture:          MW, 1:50 2:40, 1257 Anthony Hall

Lab:                 Th 11:30-2:30 or 3:00-6:00, EB 3230A

Instructor:       Dr. Andrew Mason, EB 1217, mason@egr.msu.edu

Office Hrs.:     Mon 10-11:30am or email for an appointment

Lab TA:            Marcos Efren Bolanos, bolanosm@msu.edu

Schedule & Resources

Date Lecture Ch Notes Lab Other
Aug 25 Welcome, Basic Concepts - Syllabus, Intro    
Aug 27 Basic Concepts 1 Ch.1 Notes    
Sep 1 Holiday -no class        
Sep 3 Basic Concepts 1 Ch.14 Notes   Homework1
Sep 8 Basic Concepts, Electrical Safety 1, 14      
Sep 10 Sensors 2 Ch 2 Notes   Homework2
Sep 15 Sensors 2      
Sep 17 Sensors 2   Lab1: ntroduction. GradingSheet  
Sep 22 Amplifiers & Signal Processing 3 Ch.3 Notes    
Sep 24 Exam 1     Lab2: Labview, Tutorial 2, Tutorial 3  
Sep 29 exam discussion        
Oct 1 Amplifiers & Signal Processing 3   Lab 3: DAQ  
Oct 6 Biopotentials 4 Ch 4 Notes   Homework3
Oct 8 Biopotentials 4   Lab 4: Physiology I, Grading Sheet  
Oct 13 Electrodes 5 Ch 5 Notes    
Oct 15 Biopotential Amplifiers 6 Ch 6 Notes Lab 5: Physiology II, Grading Sheet Homework4
Oct 20 Biomedical Measurements 7-8 Ch 7-8 Notes    
Oct 22 Introduction to projects, form teams     Lab 6: Instr. Amps, Grading Sheets,
OpAmpDataSheet
 
Oct 27 Exam 2        
Oct 29 Patents & IP   Slides Lab 7: Instr. Amps II, Grading Sheet  
Nov 3 Technical Writing & Presentation Skills   Notes   Homework5
Nov 5 Biomedical Imaging   Notes Project  
Nov 10 Entrepreneurship   Notes Design Project Description Homework6
Nov 12 Brain Machine Interface   Notes Project  
Nov 17 Biomedical Signal Processing   Notes    
Nov 19 Presentation skills; Design project     Project  
Nov 24 Exam 3        
Nov 26 lab/project day -no lecture        
Dec 1 lab/project day -no lecture        
Dec 3 Presentations        

Video on how to make effective presentations: http://isites.harvard.edu/fs/html/icb.topic58703/winston1.html