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Term |
Fall 2023 |
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Credits |
0.25 credits |
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Coordinator |
Dr. Mark Chiew |
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Teaching Assistant |
Jaykumar Patel |
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Day & Time |
Mondays, 12:30 – 2:30 pm |
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Location |
Sunnybrook, Room S615 |
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Recommended Prerequisites |
A foundation in signals and systems theory and Fourier transforms is required. Students are strongly advised to take the Overview of Medical Imaging module prior to this module. |
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Module Goals |
Since development of the first hospital-grade systems in the 1980s, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) continues to make a profound impact on how physicians evaluate soft tissues within the human body. This course provides students with an overview of MRI technology covering the underlying physical principles of signal generation, signal contrast mechanisms, process of image formation, and basic instrumentation. The course is a prerequisite for students who subsequently wish to take Advanced Topics in MRI. |
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Evaluation Method |
Assignments (20%), Lab (40%) and Final Assignment (40%) |
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Date |
Instructor |
Lecture |
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October 23 |
Mark Chiew |
Introduction |
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October 30 |
Kamil Uludag |
Basic MR Physics 1 |
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November 6 |
Brian Nieman |
Imaging Physics 1 |
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November 13 |
TA (Jay) |
Assignment 1 due |
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November 20 |
Kamil Uludag |
Topics in MR Imaging |
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November 27 |
Brian Nieman |
Imaging Physics 2 |
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December 4 |
TA (Jay) |
Assignment 2 due |
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December 11 |
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Lab report due |
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December 18 |
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Final Exam |