UNSW Handbook Course - Biomedical Applications of Microcomputers 1

Biomedical Applications of Microcomputers 1 - BIOM9601


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	Course Outline: http://legacy.handbook.unsw.edu.au
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	Career: Undergraduate
	Units of Credit:
	EFTSL: 0.000 (more info)
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Description

Microcomputer architecture; physiological data acquisition systems: input/output signals and devices; assembly language programming; interfacing to higher level languages; the numeric data coprocessor; interrupts; graphics; practical sessions on use of Debug, Assembler, familiarisation with interrupt vector table and I/O ports. Major assignment on specific biomedical application (eg. bedside ECG monitor).

Note: A reasonably advanced background in microprocessors is required. Entry to course is by interview.

Assumed Knowledge: BIOM9040 and BIOM9050 or equivalents.

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