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Time: MW 4:35-5:55 pm Classroom: Whitaker Building 1231 or a Room at Emory 3 Credit Hours

BMED 8813, Fall 2004 Xiaoping Hu ( xhu@bme.emory.edu , 404-712-2615) http://b me.emory.edu/~xhu. Time: MW 4:35-5:55 pm Classroom: Whitaker Building 1231 or a Room at Emory 3 Credit Hours Text Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Physical Principles and Sequence Design , E.M. Haacke at el.

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Time: MW 4:35-5:55 pm Classroom: Whitaker Building 1231 or a Room at Emory 3 Credit Hours

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  1. BMED 8813, Fall 2004 Xiaoping Hu (xhu@bme.emory.edu, 404-712-2615) http://bme.emory.edu/~xhu • Time: MW 4:35-5:55 pm • Classroom: Whitaker Building 1231 or a Room at Emory • 3 Credit Hours • Text • Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Physical Principles and Sequence Design, E.M. Haacke at el. • required • Available at the Georgia Tech Book Store on online

  2. Honesty In fairness to the honest majority, ALL incidents of academic misconduct will be reported to the Office of the Dean of Students. You are expected to report to the instructor all incidents of academic misconduct you observe in this class. The Georgia Tech Academic Honor Code home page: http://www.honor.gatech.edu Attendance You are responsible for all topics, discussions, handouts, and announcements made in class.

  3. Special Accommodations Any student who feels that he/she may need a classroom or testing accommodation for any sort of disability is encouraged to make an appointment with the instructor.

  4. Exams The exams (quizzes and final exam) will be open book/notes in-class exams. Simple calculators are permitted while laptops and other devices capable of wireless connection are NOT permitted on exams. In NO CASE will a make-up exam be given unless the student obtained approval from the instructor PRIOR to the announced time of the exam. All make-up exams will be oral.

  5. Grading Quiz 1 35% Quiz 2 35% Oral Presentation 30% total: 100% Quiz/exam grades become final one week after they are returned in class.

  6. If you have questions/problems: • ask questions before,during, or after the class • email questions to the instructor • make an appointment to see the instructor • Do practice problems

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