MDH204 — Computers in Medicine

About this course

MDH204 Computers in Medicine is a 200 Level course in the Medicine and Surgery department, taught in the Second Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 18 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 1 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.

HISTORY AND FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTERS

Lectures in this course

HISTORY AND FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTERS

1. HISTORY AND FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTERS 14 minutes 30 seconds
2. THE FIVE GENERATIONS OF COMPUTERS 14 minutes 6 seconds
3. CPU SPEED AND MULTI-CORE PROCESSING 14 minutes 31 seconds
4. CLASSIFICATION OF COMPUTERS BY SIZE AND PURPOSE 9 minutes 18 seconds
5. GLOSSARY OF KEY TERMS 9 minutes 50 seconds
6. PROBLEM SOLVING AND PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS 11 minutes 12 seconds
7. ALGOAITHMS: DEFINITION AND ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES 12 minutes 23 seconds
8. BREAKING PROGRAMS INTO FUNCTIONS 8 minutes 26 seconds
9. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND DATA STRUCTURES 13 minutes 42 seconds
10. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE LEVELS PYRAMID 14 minutes 47 seconds
11. FILES: SEQQUENTIAL VS RANDOM ACCESS 9 minutes 11 seconds
12. DATA REPRESENTATION AND CODING IN HEALTH INFORMATICS 7 minutes 58 seconds
13. DATABASE AMANGEMENT AND FILE SYSTEMS 13 minutes 9 seconds
14. CRITICAL DBMS FUNCTIONS: CONCURRENCY AND TRANSACTIONS 9 minutes 44 seconds
15. BACKUP STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL DATA 9 minutes 8 seconds
16. APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS IN MEDICINE 12 minutes 55 seconds
17. PILOT QUESTIONS: CLINICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS(5.1) 10 minutes 12 seconds
18. CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF AI 10 minutes 23 seconds

Lecture note

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