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1 Examination - Applied Imaging Technology Examination Format The examinations in Applied Imaging Technology consists of a 2 hour written and a 2 hour multiple choice question paper. The first paper is of essay format. Answers to questions on the first paper are expected to be in a reasoned, explanatory essay form. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to communicate ideas clearly. Point form answers without reasoned and explanatory support will not be regarded as sufficient. Calculators or any other devices which can be programmed or are capable of storing formulae of alphanumeric information are not allowed. Calculators for use by candidates during the multiple choice examination will be provided (Casio fx-82 Super). For further information regarding the Applied Imaging Technology examination, please click on the required link below. It is expected that all candidates will have a comprehensive knowledge of the physical basis of all imaging modalities and radiation protection. Regular revision of the syllabus is organised by the Education Board on the basis of comments from examiners and students, together with the introduction of new modalities. Click here to download the current syllabus. There are many suitable Applied Imaging Technology textbooks which candidates may choose to read. Click here to download a recommended reading list. This list is not intended to be comprehensive, nor should it be considered essential reading. Candidates are advised to use this list as a guide only. Past
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