Circuits and Systems for Biomedical Engineering.

4 credits · College of Engineering catalogue

Advisory Prerequisite: None. Enforced Prerequisite: (MATH 216 or MATH 256 or MATH 286) and (PHYSICS 240 or PHYSICS 260). Minimum grade requirement of “C-” for enforced prerequisite. (4 credits) Students learn circuits and linear systems concepts necessary for analysis and design of biomedical systems. Theory is motivated by examples from biomedical engineering. Topics covered include electrical circuit fundamentals, operational amplifiers, frequency response, electrical transients, impulse response, transfer functions and convolution, all motivated by circuit and biomedical examples. Elements of continuous time domain-frequency domain analytical techniques are developed.