Bionic Communication Engineering/ Exercise 1

In this course, students learn measuring biological signals, analyses and evaluation of biological signals by signal processing, information processing, and statistical processing, integration among biological signals, sensors, control systems, and communication systems. The topics are required for development of biomedical systems such as brain-computer interfaces.

1. Can measure biological signals such as brain waves
2. Can analyze and evaluate biological signals such as brain waves by signal processing, information processing and statistical processing
3. Can develop systems such as interfaces by integration of biological signals such as brain waves and measurement, control, and communication systems

Japanese(English accepted)

Focusing on development of brain-computer interface as an example of system, learn methods of measuring brain waves, analyzing and evaluating the brain waves by signal, information and statistical processing. Learn integration of the brain wave and measurement, control, and communication systems through system creation.

Reports and presentations will be evaluated.
60% of evaluation requires understanding basics of elementary technologies and their integration required for system development of bionic systems.

Printed materials will be distributed at lectures.

Foundations of electric and electronic circuits (amplifier), signal and information processing
industrial mathematics (Differential and integral calculus, linear algebra, statistics)

• Lunch break on Friday: Making appointment is recommended.

Non-environment-related course

Non-regionally-oriented course

• Course that cultivates an ability for utilizing knowledge
• Course that cultivates a basic problem-solving skills

Most classes are interactive