Course Professor Mantzaris Dimitrios | |
dmantzar@uth.gr | Objectives of the course (intended learning outcomes) |
Course code: ΜΓ02 | – Become familiar with the basic principles of Computer Science and New Technologies – Use the potential of information technology in education, clinical practice and research – Define the basic concepts of computer science – Understand the operation of computer systems – Distinguish the subsystems of the structure of computer systems – present the categories of operating systems and their functions – Understand the concepts of cloud technologies and how to use them – Understand and distinguish the concepts of Computational Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Deep Learning – operate spreadsheet software – Operate presentation software – carry out statistical processing of data – Perform statistical analyses – visualise the results of analyses – Present results using presentation software – Understand and operate synchronous and asynchronous training systems |
Year of study: 2nd | Course content |
Semester: 3rd | – Technological means of support for the critically ill – Collaborating specialties for the management of critically ill patients – Quality of life after ICU (Qualys: Quality adjusted life years) – Perspectives and considerations for the operation of the critically ill wards – Basic IT concepts – Remote support – Cloud services – Internet access technologies – Internet security – Internet of Things (IoT) – Data Science. – Data collection, storage, storage, processing – Data collection, storage, collection, collection, storage and retrieval – Data collection, collection, storage, collection, storage, collection, storage and analysis – Extraction of conclusions – Presentation of data. – e-Health – Computational Intelligence – Plagiarism control – Plagiarism detection – Presentation of information – Computational Intelligence – Computer Science – Plagiarism control |
ECTS: 10 | |
Recommended literature to study | |
Students are given articles and reviews from the International Bibliography | |
Teaching and learning methods | |
The module is taught in the form of academic lectures and tutorial exercises and assignments. | |
Evaluation/grading methods | |
Final written examination 60%, participation in exercises during the course 40% | |
Teaching language: Greek |