The aims of the course are to provide the student with enough information that they may be able to understand the uses of computers for processing in particular pictorial information in the medical context. The bulk of the material is concerned with image processing, with a medical flavour. The tools for data manipulation are considered in a variety of applications, for example Computerized Tomography, Nuclear Magnetic resonance, etc, which also involve understanding a number of associated processes such as tomographic reconstruction. The best sources of information are the online timetables. These courses are often over-subscribed.
Early registration is advised.
Late registrations may be possible but you should contact Graham by email to arrange an appointment. Where to find us The Computer Science department is in the Pearson building which is at the far north-east of the Gower Street site. Room 112 is on the first floor. Each CS course has associated with it a bulletin board and email list. It is the responsibility of each student to subscribe to the email list.