State Technical College of Missouri
EET 170 Biomedical Engineering Technology Internship. The internship is a work experience in a biomedical facility under the supervision of an experienced biomedical engineering technician or biomedical equipment technician. The student will assist in the performance of safety inspections, preventive maintenance, repairs and calibration of various medical equipment. Corequisite: EET 105. 4 credit hours.
EET 175 Biomedical Equipment Technology Internship. The internship is a work experience in a biomedical facility under the supervision of an experienced biomedical engineering technician or biomedical equipment technician. The student will assist in the performance of safety inspections, preventive maintenance, repairs and calibration of various medical equipment. Corequisite: EET 226. 4 credit hours.
EET 210 Electronic Controls with Lab. This course includes operational amplifiers for industrial applications, linear integrated circuits for industrial applications, A/D and D/A conversion, DC motors and generators, industrial control devices and circuits, power control devices and circuits, thyristors, optical electronics control devices, temperature and humidity transducers, industrial control applications and circuits, pulse modulation techniques, data acquisition, and industrial telemetry and data communication. Also includes a laboratory course with experiments designed to support this course. Prerequisites: EET 125, EET 132 and EET 131. 5 credit hours.
EET 225 Diagnostic Imaging. This course covers the theory of diagnostic imaging. Primarily the theory of x-ray imaging is covered. Safety issues related to servicing x-ray equipment are also covered. An overview of nuclear and ultrasound imaging is taught. Prerequisites: EET 125, EET 132 and EET 131. 3 credit hours.
EET 226 Biomedical Instrumentation Systems. Topics taught in this course are sensors, transducers, and electronic circuits associated with biomedical instrumentation. Operation, maintenance, diagnostics, calibration, and preventive maintenance of various types of biomedical instrumentation will be covered. Origination of biopotentials will be discussed. Electrodes and circuitry used to record electroencephalograms, electromyography, and electrocardiograms will be analyzed. Prerequisites: EET 105, EET 140, EET 210, and ASC 110. 4 credit hours.
EET 227 Biomedical Instrumentation Systems Lab. This lab course covers sensors, transducers, and electronic circuits associated with biomedical instrumentation. Operation, maintenance, diagnostics, preventive maintenance, calibration, and electrical safety tests will be performed on various types of biomedical instrumentation. Electrodes and circuitry used to record electroencephalograms, electromyography, and electrocardiograms will be analyzed. Corequisite: EET 226. 2 credit hours.
EET 230 Microcontrollers and Embedded Systems. This course teaches system-level design of embedded systems with a top-down design approach. Assembly language programming skills are developed using editor/assembler software. The lectures teach fundamental concepts, theory and design principles of embedded systems, while the labs provide students the opportunities to apply the learned concepts. Topics will include: basic concepts of embedded control systems and applications of microcontrollers, basics of structured programming using assembly language, architecture of the microcontroller, interfacing with off-chip peripheral hardware, and microcontroller programming techniques. Prerequisites: EET 125 and EET 140 with a grade of “C” or better. 4 credit hours.
EET 238 Electronic Telecommunications with Lab. This course is designed to study all the relevant aspects of communications systems. Topics include: signals and their spectra; noise; amplitude; frequency, angle, and phase modulation; analog to digital conversion; radio telemetry; transmission lines; antennas; antenna wave propagation; and lasers and fiber optic techniques. The course also includes a laboratory component where digital and analog communication systems are emphasized. Prerequisites: EET 131 and EET 132. 3 credit hours.
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