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BME 241
Biomedical Signal Processing
Covers several important physiological signals often monitored in biomedical contexts (e.g. EMG, ECG, PPG). Content will include the physiology that generates the signals as well as the signal processing techniques (e.g., LTI filters, empirical mode and wavelet decomposition) and algorithms used for analysis.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
ME 111 - System Dynamics
or
EE 171 - Signals & Systems