Description:

In this class we'll be studying a number of issues related to biomedical applications of computing technologies. We will look at how computational design processes can significantly affect the overall product system, and along the way we will highlight such topics as concurrency and synchronicity in real-time systems, networking, formal specifications, artificial intelligence, and knowledge representation.

Readings:

There is no textbook for this class. Reading assignments will come from scholarly and popular articles past and present. They will be distributed in class and/or online in time for you to read them before the next class. You can find the reading assignments here.

Office hours:

	Time	Place
Ira Kalet	TBA	TBA
Dan Grossman	None regularly scheduled. Please e-mail me to set up office hours as needed.	Sieg 226A/B

Lecture / Seminar:

W 6:30 - 9:20 PM, MOR 220

Computing Resouces:

In large part we don't expect that you'll need any special computing resources for this course, but these are generally available to the UW/CSE student population.

Sieg PC Labs

Campus Labs

Evaluation (Tentative):

TBA

Important Dates:

Wed, June 20	First class
Wed, July 4	Independence Day: no class!
Thurs, July 5	Substitute class for July 4 - MOR 221
Wed, August 15	Last class