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Learning outcomes:
Students should be able to:
– understand the principle of operation of micro devices, microcircuits and their use in medicine;
– have the technical knowledge necessary for computer design, manufacture, analysis and characteristics of nanostructured materials, micro-and nano-scale devices for medical use;
– understand the term intelligent sensor; know its characteristics, architecture, software level and usage;
– understand the principle of building a network of sensors; know the topics for sensor networks: communication protocols, data collection and processing, energy management, safety, reliability and resilience to failure for medical use;
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