Students will

• gain a broad understanding of the membrane electrophysiology.
• learn the fundamentals of bioelectric fields, the theory of ECG, EEG, ENG, and EMG.
• build knowledge on measurement issues and related instrumentation for bioelectrical signals.
• build modeling and interpretation skills.
• integrate and use knowledge from various courses including Engineering, Physics, and Mathematics.
• use computer-based resources effectively.
• gain knowledge of different types of transducers, their operating principles, and measurement techniques.
• understand the origins of bioelectrical signals, 
• learn and practice related transducers and measurement equipment,
• understand and measure ECG, EMG, and nerve conduction velocity.