This course is designed to provide the student with entry level knowledge needed to formulate the applicable factors that influence the production of radiographic images. Discussions throughout the course will include the basics of the image acquisition process, computer processing and the display of the image. Quality management techniques and programs will also be discussed throughout. Students will learn to identify and apply the appropriate factors that will result in an optimum diagnostic image with the minimum radiation exposure to the patient. Demonstrations and student experimentation will be included in the application of the theory assisting the student in being able to associate the impact of the image processing parameters to the appearance of the radiographic image. This course is subject to a course fee.
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The following courses must be taken prior to this
course |
| BIO 131 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I with minimun grade of C within 2 attempts
and within 5 years |
| MAT 106 - Math Applications or any other Quantitative Reasoning course except ACC
110 and MAT 103, with a minimum grade of C within 2 attempts within the last 5 years
of the date of enrollment in RAD 100 |
| BIO 132 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II with minimun grade of C within 2 attempts
and within 5 years |
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The following courses must be taken along side
this course |
| RAD 100 - Introduction to Radiography and Patient Care. May be taken prior or during
course. |
| RAD 104 - Clinical Education I. May be taken prior or during course. |
| RAD 111 - Radiographic Procedures I. May be taken prior or during course. |
