Master Seminar Biomedical Engineering
Course given by
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Georg Schmitz,
Dr.-Ing. Stefanie Dencks
Dr.-Ing. Stefanie Dencks
Course number
143220
Language
English
Credit Points
2
Hours per week
3
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Moodle
Contents
This year's seminar will focus on the topic of "Deep Learning" based on the book by Ian Goodfellow, Yoshua Bengio and Aaron Courville. On the one hand, the seminar will deal with basic concepts of deep learning, and on the other hand with the architecture of typical networks and their applications.
The seminar does not require any special prior knowledge of medical engineering. Thus, it is also suitable for interested students of other study areas. The topics offered are prepared by the students, worked out in writing and presented in lectures. The lectures will be discussed with regard to content and presentation.
The seminar does not require any special prior knowledge of medical engineering. Thus, it is also suitable for interested students of other study areas. The topics offered are prepared by the students, worked out in writing and presented in lectures. The lectures will be discussed with regard to content and presentation.
First organizational meeting
Room
ID 03/401
Meeting starts
14:15
Meeting ends ca.
17:00
Day of first meeting
Monday, 15.04.2024
Seminar dates
Room
ID 04/332
Begin
14:15
End
17:00
Weekday
Monday
Exam
Type of exam
Seminar contribution
Registration for the exam
FlexNow
Objectives
After successful completion of the module, students have the ability to independently explore a selected topic area. This includes literature search taking into account international specialist literature and relevant databases, as well as the analysis, selection and evaluation of sources. They are able to structure and summarize scientific content, prepare a written paper and a presentation. You have a good command of common presentation techniques (technical and rhetorical) and are able to explain a scientific topic in terms of content and to answer questions. They can analyse other presentations, reflect on presentation techniques and formulate constructive criticism.
Requirements
none
Prior knowledge
Knowledge of system theory and signal processing, corresponding to those taught as basics in the lectures of the bachelor's program in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology. Basic knowledge of neural networks would be helpful.
Literature
Miscellaneous
Registration is carried out via the E-Learning Portal Moodle of Ruhr-Universität Bochum. You will receive further information in the preliminary meeting on 04/15/2024 at 2:15 pm.