Data Acquisition and Signal Processing for Biomedical Applications (5 ECTS)

Overview

Description:
This course introduces students to understanding and creating data acquisition and processing systems in complex environments using the power of object-oriented languages. All concepts learned are tested through hands-on experiments. This course is delivered through lab exercises and projects structured around LabVIEW, a professional graphical programming software. This software, widely used in industry and research laboratories, allows users to control a variety of instruments—both virtual and physical—and, in our case, primarily electronic applications focused on the biomedical field.

Objectives:
By the end of this course unit, students will be able to design a system for the digital acquisition and processing of a signal from an analog sensor in the biomedical field, incorporating some basic signal processing techniques.

Hourly volumes:

Lectures: 25.5 hours
Tutorials: 0 hours
Lab sessions: 15 hours
Fieldwork: 0 hours

Required prerequisites:

A bachelor's degree in science or health sciences.

Recommended prerequisites:

All is well

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Knowledge Assessment:

Continuous Integral Control (CCI)

Course Outline:

Contacts

Director: Gilles Despaux
Administrative contact(s): Claudie Fabry