Emphasis is on conceptual issues in biomedical computing, with homework assignments and classroom examples intended to cement and synthesize the recurring themes that characterize the field. The course is intended as a first introduction for students who may want to take more technical courses in medical informatics laboratories. Both graduate students and undergraduates are welcome. With additional appointments both in the Department of Medicine and in the Computer Science Department, he has devoted his career to work at the intersection between computer science and the biomedical sciences. Most courses 4000-level and above can be credited to all degree programs.
All courses are subject to advisor approval.
Class meet on Campus. 1127 Mudd Bldg.