last modified: 13/02/2003

Course code: wb2309

Course name: Introduction to Man-Machine Systems and Biomedical Engineering

This concerns a Instruction

ECTS credit points: 1

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Marine Technology

Section of Man-Machine-Systems

Lecturer(s): Wieringa, prof.dr.ir. P.A. and others

Tel.:  015 - 27 85763 / 86400

Catalog data:

Introduction of the research field and section Man-Machine Systems, its mission and challenges, overview of the research projects, introduction of staff, course and study planning advices

Course year:

MSc 1st year

Semester:

1A

Hours per week:

2

Other hours:

     

Assessment:

Assessment period:

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(see academic calendar)

 

Prerequisites (course codes):

BSc Mech. Eng. or equivalent

Follow up (course codes):

None

Detailed description of topics:

1.a        General introduction of the research of the section Man-Machine Systems: Industrial versus Medical Applications, Scientific challanges, Benchmarks and scientific networks.

1.b        Who are the people behind the MSc programs: Man-Machine Systems and BioMedical Engineering.

2.         Explanation of the coherence between the oblicatory courses. Comments to the elective courses.

3.         Examples of projects in the 2nd year of the MSc.

4.         Explanation about how coaching of the students is realised.

5.         Presentation of some PhD projects.

6.         Informal get together.

Course material:

  • A report describing the above topics and some general guidance will be available.

References from literature:

  • NA

Remarks assessment, entry requirements, etc.:

Presence is obligatory. During the first lecture hours a detailed program will be presented. The students are asked to give a description of one scientific challenge related to the Man-Machine Systems and/or Biomedical Engineering field and to provide a brief overview about the main activities (laboratory research and conferences) on that subject.

Learning goals:

Awareness of the scientific research goals of the section Man-Machine Systems.

Computer use:

NA

Laboratory project(s):

NA

Design content:

NA

Percentage of design:  0%