Teaching Medical Instrumentation at the University of Washington

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First submitted by Linda Webb on 6 Jul 2009

Students at the University of Washington use MATLAB®

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6 Jul 2009	Linda Webb	Students at the University of Washington (UW) use MATLAB® and other MathWorks products in one of our most popular courses EE436: Medical Instrumentation. EE436 has been offered at UW in one form or another for almost 15 years. The growing demand for this course among upper-division undergraduates and first-year graduate students reflects the growth of bioengineering as a discipline. By Dr. Ceon Ramon, University of Washington This article appeared in MATLAB Digest \| Academic Edition, October 2007

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