Course Information

Prerequisite

A basic course in MRI, such as EE369B, is a required prerequisite for this class. A working knowledge of linear algebra is also very useful.

Class Time and Location

Tues/Thurs 3:00–4:20 pm
Lucas Center P069 (Except as noted on the course schedule)
(Please see Schedule and announcements for the most current information)

Grading

Participation and Final Presentation (10%)
Weekly problem sets (90%)

Textbook

Lecture notes and the following texts:

Strongly Recommended

NMR in Liquids: Basic Principles and Experimental Methods
F.J.M van de Ven
Amazon link

Optional

In Vivo NMR Spectroscopy, 2nd Edition
Robin de Graaf
Free link (within Stanford)
Amazon link

Clinical MR Spectroscopy: Techniques and Applications
Peter Barker, Alberto Bizzi, Nicola Stefano, Rao Gullapalli, and Doric Lin
Free link (within Stanford)
Amazon link

Magnetic resonance spectroscopy: tools for neuroscience research and emerging clinical applications
Charlotte Stagg and D.L. Rothman
Free link (within Stanford)
Amazon link

Spin Dynamics, 2nd Edition
Malcom Levitt
Amazon link