Familiarization with basic electronic circuits and the ability to produce simple electronic designs. Study of biomedical instrumentation and biomedical equipment technology. How biomedical equipment is used to measure information from the human body. Hands-on experience with representative biomedical equipment. Various techniques to identify and measure nonpoint source pollution.
Primary focus is on agriculture and water.
Principles of control systems designed by biological engineers and analysis of control mechanisms found in biological organisms. Apparent control strategies used by biological systems will be covered. Formerly ENAG 481. Descriptions of responses of biological systems to external stimuli, including temperature, water, atmosphere, light, chemicals, social interactions, and others. Mathematical models and engineering concepts applied to living systems.