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2009 Spring: EE302 "Topics in Biomedical Electronics" Biomedical electronics and instruments based on electrical engineering for diagnostics and therapeutic treatments of biological systems, focusing on the theory and design principles in modern biomedical electronics using electromagnetic properties. Topics include circuit design for implanted medical devices, physics and signal processing for medical imaging systems, techniques for neural measurements and neuro-decoding, and electronics for drug delivery. Prerequisites: EE 214, 264,and 265. 3 units. (with Prof. Teresa Meng) |
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2009 Winter: [Sabbatical] |
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2008 Autumn: [Teaching leave] |
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2008 Spring: EE101B |
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2008 Winter: EE418 |
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2007 Autumn: EE101B (with Prof. Mar Hershenson) |
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2007 Spring: EE101B |
| 2007 Winter: EE418 |
| 2006 Autumn: EE101B (with Prof. Mar Hershenson) |
| 2006 Spring: EE101B |
| 2006 Winter: EE418 |
| 2005 Autumn: EE101B (with Prof. Mar Hershenson) |
| 2005 Spring: EE101B (with Prof. Bob Dutton) |
| 2005 Winter: EE418 "Topics in Neuroengineering" Neuroscience and electrical engineering, focusing on principles and theory in modern neural prosthetic systems (brain-computer or brain-machine interfaces). Electrical properties of neurons, information encoding, neural measurement techiques and technology, processing electronics, information decoding and estimators, and statistical data analysis. Prerequisites: 214, 278. 3 units. |
| 2004 Autumn: EE101B (with Prof. Mar Hershenson) |
| 2004 Spring: EE101B |
| 2004 Winter: [EE101B lab development] |
| 2003 Autumn: EE101B "Circuits II" Second of two-course sequence. MOS large-signal and small-signal models. MOS amplifier design including DC bias, small signal performance, multistage amplifiers, frequency response, and feedback. Lab designs and builds an all-analog neural signal processing systems. Prerequisite: 101A. 4 units. GER:DB-EngrAppSci (with Prof. Mar Hershenson) |
| 2003 Spring: EE113 |
| 2003 Winter: EE112 |
| 2002 Winter: EE112 |
| Updated: 23 August 2008 |
