The physiology of these signals, including how they are generated and how they are used clinically, will be presented. Feature extraction, digital filtering, spectral analysis, and automated interpretation of signals will be considered. Text not determined Reference material available on reserve in Engineering Library. Introduction to Digital Signal Processing, Proakis and Manolakis. There will be two exams during the term.
All exams are open book and notes.
Individual work on exams is required. The assignments represent a major component in the learning process for this course. All homework assignments should be completed, and failure to submit homeworks will have a significant, adverse effect on your grade. Partial credit will be given for late assignments. Students enrolled in 1580 will be required to prepare a paper describing a biomedical application of signal processing, including a survey of current literature.