Course code | UPM110 | |
Course title | Biomedical Signal Processing | |
Institution | Universidad Politecnica de Madrid | |
Course address | ETSI Sistemas de Telecomunicación. Campus sur, 28031 Ctra de Valencia KM7 | |
City | Madrid | |
Minimum year of study | 3rd year | |
Minimum level of English | Good | |
Minimum level of French | None | |
Key words | Digital signal processing, biomedicine, electrocardiography, electroencephalography | |
Language | English | |
Professor responsible | David Luengo | |
Telephone | +34 91 336 7830 | |
Fax | +34 91 336 7829 | |
david.luengo@upm.es | ||
Participating professors | David Osés |
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Number of places | Minimum: 15, Maximum: 20, Reserved for local students: 5 | |
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Programme to be followed | The course will include a mixture of theoretical (around 40 %) and practical sessions (around 60 %). After an overview of the different types of biomedical signals, the course will focus on ECG and EEG signal processing. All the theoretical concepts will be reinforced through practical sessions in the simulation laboratory using Matlab. The students will work with real-world signals, both downloaded from the PhysioNet database and captured at the simulation laboratory. | |
Prerequisites | An introductory course to Probability and Statistics, a one semester course on Signals and Systems and a one semester course on Digital Signal Processing. | |
Course exam | The evaluation of the course will be performed through a test at the end of the theoretical sessions plus an evaluation of the practical sessions based on the code and results attained in the laboratory. |