Imaging Engineering

Maastricht Science Programme

Imaging Engineering

Full course description

Imaging technologies are at the forefront of scientific exploration and analysis across a diverse set of fields. This course introduces the fundamental principles and advanced techniques of imaging engineering applied across a range of areas. This may include biomedical imaging, planetary exploration and space observation. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, hands-on exercises and case studies, students will explore the technical challenges and innovative solutions in these fields.

Course objectives

At the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Understand the underlying principles of various imaging systems and how they are applied to capture data
  • Analyse and evaluate the functionality of different imaging modalities
  • Critically assess the limitations and challenges of imaging systems.

Prerequisites

  • None

Co-requisites

  • None

Recommended reading

We will use primary literature, which are accessible through the course Canvas/UM Library webpage. No textbook is required.

INT2014
Period 5
7 Apr 2025
6 Jun 2025
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ECTS credits: 
5.0
Instruction language: 
English
Coordinator:
Teaching methods: 
Lecture(s), PBL
Assessment methods: 
Presentation, Attendance, Participation