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RPS Medical Instrumentation Experiments
RPS Medical Instrumentation Experiments
Arif Surtono, S.Si., M.Si., M.Eng. Gurum Ahmad Pauzi, S.Si., M.T.
Program Learning Able to apply knowledge of physics to various fields (material physics, instrumentation physics, or
Outcome (PLO) PLO6 energy physics), act in professional activities (technology or industry), and able to recognize new
trends in the field of Physics
PLO6.1 Able to identify concepts/theories in material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics courses
PLO6.2 Able to explain concepts/theories in material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics courses
and their implementation
PLO6.3 Able to provide Problem Solving related to material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics
courses
PLO6.4 Able to analyse an object related to material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics course
PLO6.5 Able to implement concepts/theories of material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics courses in
industry
Course Outcome 1. Students can understand the basic principles of medical devices and can identify important components in these tools.
2. Students are able to design and build simple medical instrumentation systems, such as ECG, EEG, and so on.
3. Students can use laboratory equipment used in testing medical devices, such as oscilloscopes, amplifiers, and so on.
Course Brief This practicum aims to provide understanding and practical experience about the working principles, characteristics, and
description applications of medical instruments.
Referency 1. John G. Webster. (2009). Medical Instrumentation: Application and Design. John Wiley & Sons.
2. Leslie Cromwell, Fred J. Weibell, Erich A. Mueller. (2006). Biomedical Instrumentation and Measurements. Prentice
Hall.
Person responsible Arif Surtono, S.Si., M.Si., M.Eng.
for the course
B. Mapping Sub-CPMK
Week- Sub-CPMK (Planned Study Materials Learning Forms and Estimated time Student Learning Assesment
final ability) (Learning Materials) Methods Experience