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Teaching

Overview

My main affiliation is with the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences. I have been teaching there since 2006, and focus on signal processing, statistics, rehabilitation, and 3d movement analysis.

In addition, I am habilitated at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ("ETH Zuerich"), where I regularly gave courses on "Computer Simulations of Sensory Systems". You can find more information about that topic in the Wikibook of Sensory Systems that my students and I have put together.

Current courses (FH OÖ, 2025/6)

Master of Medical Engineering (MME)

Motion Capture and Analysis ( MOC1 )
Introduction to 3D Kinematics. Application of these algorithms with Python to signals from Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs). (Book: 3D-Kinematics; URLs: scikit-kinematics)
Bionic Implants ( BIM1 / BIM2 )
Part 1 introduces the human auditory system, cochlear implants, and the signal analysis of auditory signals. ("Book": Wikibook of Sensory Systems - Auditory Systems; URL: scikit-sound).
Part 2 provides an introduction to the basics of machine learning, and applies that knowledge to the control of a lower arm prosthesis.
Statistics ( STA2 )
Mainly hypothesis-based tests, since those are the mainstay of statistics in medicine. But also an introduction to statistical modelling is provided. (Book: Introduction to Statistics with Python, 2ed; URL: statsintro-python-2e)
Introduction to Programming Tools ( IPT1 )
In collaboration with other professors. My part covers the introduction to Python. (URL: 7 Steps to Python)

Bachelor Medizintechnik (MT)

Biosignalverarbeitung ( BSV3 )
Biosignalanalysis. Introduction to the main algorithms and tools in signal analysis. (Book: Hands-on Signal Analysis with Python; URL: github: sapy)
Sport- & Rehabilitations-Technik ( SPR6 )
- Anatomical and physiological basics of motor control and motor learning
- Devices for the rehabilitation of lower- and upper-extremities
- Brain-computer interfaces
- Cochlear implants
Technische Qualitäts-Sicherung ( TQS6 )
Technical quality control. Provides an introduction to quality control history, tools, and regulations, as well as an introduction to the basic statistical tests required for quality control.

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Don’t fuck up the planet.

(Wheaton’s Law’)

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