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Students have an advanced knowledge of and skills in biomedical technology and are able to put these in practice in the area of system development. They are familiar with complex biomechanic processes and acquire independent solutions for the development of components, devices and systems of medical technology based on the research-focused doctrine.

Forward and inverse problems of electrocardiology, model formation and simulation, brain-computer-interface and neuro-stimulation, functional diagnostics and patient monitoring, advanced methods of biomedical signal processing, accompanying laboratory tutorials to the lecture;

Continuous assessment (based on regular written and/or oral contribution by participants).

Three written exams and one oral exam;

• A. Pullan, M. Buist, L. Cheng, Mathematically Modelling the Electrical Activity of the Heart: From Cell to Body Surface and Back Again, ISBN 981-256-373-3