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of Applied Science (Medical Biophysics and<br />

Instrumentation).<br />

Students are supervised by a member of the academic staff<br />

and are required to submit'a report to their employer and to<br />

their supervisor.<br />

SP231 Monitoring Technology<br />

10 credit points 3 hours per week Hawthorn<br />

Prerequisites: Nil Corequisites: Nil Assessment:<br />

examination and practicals<br />

A first year subject in the Bachelor of Applied Science/<br />

Bachelor of Arts CO-major (Psychology and<br />

Psychophysiology)<br />

Content<br />

Principles of scientific instrumentation;<br />

Electrical technology: DC/AC circuits;<br />

Transducers: mechanical and electrical devices with<br />

applications;<br />

Radiation sources: materials and detection;<br />

Acoustics.<br />

SP233 Psychophysiological Concepts<br />

19 credit points 8 hours p week Hawthorn<br />

Prerequisite: SP132 Corequisites: Nil Assessment:<br />

examination, assignments, and laboratory reports<br />

A first year subject in the Bachelor of Applied Science/<br />

Bachelor of Arts CO-major (Psychology and<br />

Psychophysiology)<br />

Objectives<br />

To extend the monitoring concepts to include<br />

measurement from real physiological systems.<br />

To provide the necessary physiology underlying<br />

measurements.<br />

Content<br />

Basic monitoring instrumentation and technology, including,<br />

recorders, plotters, displays, amplifiers, and filters.<br />

Physiology of nerve and muscle systems, heart,<br />

cardiovascular, and respiratory systems.<br />

Biofeedback systems and their uses in psychophysiology.<br />

Recommended reading<br />

Stern R.M., Ray W.J., Davis C.M., Psychophysiological Recording,<br />

New York, Oxford University Press, 1980<br />

Wingerd B.D., The Human body: Concepts of Anatomy and<br />

Physiology, Fort Worth, Saunders, 1994<br />

SP235 Instrumental Science<br />

10 credit points 4 hours pm week Hawthorn<br />

Prerequisites: Nil Corequisites: Nil Assessment:<br />

examination and practical work<br />

A first year subject in the Bachelor of Applied Science<br />

(Applied Chemistry/Biochemistry)<br />

Objectives<br />

To provide a basis in science and technology required by the<br />

specialist discipline.<br />

Content<br />

Principles of scientific instrumentation.<br />

Electrical technology: DC/AC circuits.<br />

Tranducers: mechanical and electrical devices with<br />

applications.<br />

Radiation sources: materials and detection.<br />

Acoustics.<br />

SP236 Physics<br />

10 credit points 4 hours per week Hawthorn<br />

Prerequisites: Nil Corequisites: Nil Assessment:<br />

examination and assignments<br />

A first year subject in the Bachelor of Applied Science<br />

(Environmental Health)<br />

0 bjectives<br />

To provide a basis in science and technology required by the<br />

specialist discipline.<br />

Content<br />

Principles of scientific instrumentation.<br />

Electrical technology :DA/AC circuits.<br />

Tranducers: mechanical and electrical devices with<br />

applications.<br />

Radiation sources: materials and detection.<br />

Acoustics.<br />

SP331 Neurohumoral Bases of<br />

Psychophysiology<br />

17 credit points 8 hours pm week Hawthorn<br />

Prerequisite: SP233 Corequisites: Nil Assessment:<br />

examination and assignments<br />

A second year subject in the Bachelor of Applied Science/<br />

Bachelor of Arts CO-major (Psychology and<br />

Psychophysiology)<br />

Objectives<br />

To provide a foundation in neuroanatomy, of both<br />

structural and functional aspects.<br />

To provide understanding of endocrinological systems.<br />

Content<br />

Comparative and human neuroanatomy, with a study of the<br />

functional aspects of structure.<br />

Neurophysiological recording techniques, including EEG<br />

and electrode recording technology.<br />

Hormonal and pharmacological bases of normal body<br />

function, including biorhythms, and behaviour.<br />

Physiology of olfaction and taste.<br />

Recommended reading<br />

Wingerd B.D., The Human Body: Concepts of Anatomy and<br />

Physiology, Fort Worth, Saunders, 1994

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