Module CS3831-KP04
Programming for machine learning and image processing in medicine (PMBV4)
Duration
1 Semester
Turnus of offer
each summer semester
Credit points
4 (Typ B)
Course of studies, specific fields and terms:
- Bachelor MES 2020, optional subject, medical engineering science
Classes and lectures:
- Programming for machine learning and image processing in medicine (exercise, 2 SWS)
- Programming for machine learning and image processing in medicine (lecture, 1 SWS)
Workload:
- 45 hours in-classroom work
- 75 hours private studies
Contents of teaching:
- Introduction to C++ programming for medical image processing
- Basic data structures for medical data (arrays, lists)
- Branches, loops, functions, arguments and recursion
- Classes and Objects
- Efficient and parallel programming for medical image data
- Use of the Eigen- and LibTorch program libraries
- Implementation of filters for medical image processing
- Medical image analysis with machine learning in pytorch
- Convolutional filters and neural network classifiers
- Implementation of prototype algorithms in python
Qualification-goals/Competencies:
- Students have a good overview of the special requirements of medical image processing for programming.
- They have an understanding of the basics of object-oriented programming.
- They will acquire the skills to integrate and use external libraries.
- They learn good C++ and python knowledge.
- They are enabled to design, implement and test programs independently.
- They will learn to implement new informatics or mathematical methods in solutions for practical applications in medical image processing with machine learning.
Grading through:
- continuous, successful participation in practical course
Responsible for this module:
Literature:
- Lippman : C++ Primer Addison-Wesley Longman, Amsterdam
Language:
- German and English skills required
Notes:
taught as compact course in spring term breakPrerequisites for attending the module:
- None
Prerequisites for the exam:
- Preliminary examinations can be determined at the beginning of the semester. If preliminary work has been defined, it must have been completed and positively assessed before the initial examination.
Last Updated:
05.09.2021