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THE UNIVERSITY OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION AND POLICE STUDIES |
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DOCTORAL STUDIES FORENSIC ENGINEERING |
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Biomedical Engineering |
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Course Code: IF12 |
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ECTS: 10 |
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Course Status: |
Elective |
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Number of Effective Classes (Per Week): 5 |
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Research Study Project: |
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Prerequisite/s: None |
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Learning Objectives: Introduction to the biomedical engineering, the principles of biology in medical practice, such as molecular biology, biochemistry, microbiology and immunology, as well as the application of engineering (technical) science knowledge in the field of medicine and biology in order to improve the diagnostic and therapeutic medical procedures. |
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Learning Outcomes: Students acquired knowledge of fundamental principles and methods applied in the field of biomedicine and the way of developing new technologies. |
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Course Overview Selected topics of biomedicine (microorganism–host interactions, Bird Flu (Influenza A virus subtype H5N1) and Swine Flu (Influenza A virus subtype H1N1) pandemics, drug development (personalized medicine, pharmacogenomics), gene and immune therapy (HIV, cancer), genetic testing, biomedicine in a global society (trafficking in human organs)). Selected topics of biomedical engineering (development of biocompatible prosthesis, diagnostic and therapeutic medical devices ranging from clinical equipment to micro implants and gene chips, a new generation of recording equipment in the field of nuclear magnetic resonance domain, and electroencephalography, regenerative tissue growth, synthesis of pharmaceutical drugs and therapeutic biomolecules). |
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Teaching Methods: PowerPoint Presentation, In-class Discussion, Research Seminars. |
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Assessment (Maximum Number of Points: 100) |
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Pre-Exam Obligations |
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Final Examination |
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Research Seminar |
30 |
Exam |
70 |
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Textbook/s |
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1. Victoria A Harden. Exploring the Biomedical Revolution: A Look at the Work of Frontline Scientists and How They Are Changing Medicine, (1st ed.), Maryland: Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 2002 2. Karmakar, R. N. Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, (1st ed.), Kolkata: Academic Publishers, Amazon, 2006 3. Rao, K. N. Forensic Toxicology: Medico-Legal Case Studies, (1st ed.), Boca Raton: CRS Pres, 2012 |
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