Course syllabus with course description, goals and outcomes, and a grading metric.
Lecture notes (taken by a class guest) showing the content and pacing of lectures. The notes were recopied from the originals but otherwise track the lectures exactly.
PowerPoint slides used by the instructor. Lectures were accompanied by a combination of PowerPoint slides, copious blackboard notes, demonstrations, simulations, and in-class activities.
In-class activities completed by students and discussed by the instructor approximately every other lecture. They were collected, but not graded, with the number completed contributing to student grades.
Subject-matter reviews provided to students at the end of units on (1) microscopy, (2) medical imaging, and (3) image process and analysis.
Practice examinations provided to students before midterms and the final examination.
Images and other materials needed to complete selected Homework Problems in the textbook, especially Chapters 9 (Image Processing) and 13 (Magnetic Resonance Imaging).
An 82-page Solution Manual showing worked solutions (not just answers) for every homework problem in the book is avaliable from the publisher to instructors adopting the book.
Errata: A short list of typographical errors in the textbook.
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the Homework Solution Manual (which is available from the publisher),
the materials may be reviewed and downloaded for individual use.