| Problem solving |
This activity aims to reinforce the knowledge acquired in the master sessions with the analysis of biomedical signal monitoring problems. Statements and specifications of equipment for the measurement and processing of biomedical signals are presented to the students and they are resolved by applying the concepts and methodologies developed in the master sessions. |
| Laboratory practical |
Application activities of the theoretical knowledge acquired. They are intended for students to acquire abilities and skills related to the design, simulation, debugging, testing of digital electronic circuits based on microcontrollers or FPGAs for the measurement of biomedical signals. In these sessions, students use electronic instrumentation to analyze the behavior of digital electronic circuits, tools for design, simulation, and debugging of digital electronic circuits based on reconfigurable devices, and tools for programming, simulation, and debugging of digital electronic circuits based on microcontrollers.
For each practice there is a statement that indicates the previous personal work that the students must carry out and the tasks that they must carry out in the practical session.
The practices are developed in the laboratory and the schedules indicated by the Management of the Center. The students are organized into groups. Assistance control is carried out. |
| Project based learning |
In this activity, students acquire abilities and skills related to the design, simulation, debugging, testing, and maintenance of electronic equipment for monitoring biomedical signals. In work groups, students must face the design, assembly and start-up of a digital electronic system for the measurement and monitoring of physiological signals. Each working group will be assigned a project with a detailed description of the specifications and the milestones that must be met. Students must organize and plan their activity to comply, in due time and form, with said project specifications. The face-to-face part of this activity takes place in the laboratory under the tutorship of the professor. |
