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Students

• know and understand the modelling strategies in biological systems, can analyse, evaluate and apply them and are able to design models for given subsystems;
• are able to understand and evaluate ethical and legal aspects in medical technology and to consider them in the development of medical technology products;
• are able to communicate basic facts of biomedical engineering clearly and correctly;
• know the basic anatomical structure of the human body and can name it;
• understand the basic physiological contexts and master the basic vocabulary of anatomical and physiological terminology;
• are familiar with practical tasks in the field of biomedical technology.

Definition of terms, specifics of modelling biological systems, model and experiment, modelling strategies in physiology and medicine, compartment models, cardiovascular modelling, modelling and control of respiration, methods and tools for identifying physiological systems, control of movement systems, ethical aspects of biomedical technology, technical safety in medicine.

Course examination according to § 6, statute section on "study-law regulations".

Will be discussed in the first lesson.