Diagnostic radiology with X-rays, X-ray transmission computed tomography. The physics of radioisotope imaging, emission computed tomography, clinical applications of radioisotope imaging. Diagnostic ultrasound, clinical applications and biological aspects of diagnostic ultrasound. Nuclear magnetic resonance, nuclear magnetic resonance pulse sequences and relaxation processes and their measurement; image acquisition and reconstruction. The mathematics of image formation and image processing. Tut: 1.5 hrs./ Lect: 3 hrs. Prerequisites: PCS 229 and PCS 352 and MTH 430 Course Weight: 1.00 Billing Units: 1
