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The provided text outlines a course schedule for teaching facial modeling using computer-assisted techniques such as implant guided surgery. The course is divided into eight sessions, combining online self-learning, hands-on workshops, and clinical experience. Here are the key points from the course outline: 1. **Course Objectives**: The objectives of this course include understanding the principles and applications of implant-guided surgery. 2. **Teaching Methodology**: The teaching methodology is a combination of online self-study, hands-on workshops, and clinical experience. 3. **Course Schedule**: The course schedule includes eight sessions: - Session 0: Introduction to the course, logistics, and presentation of successful case portfolios (1 hour). - Sessions 1-6 cover topics such as computer-assisted implant treatment planning, basic concepts of 3D printing, CADCAM-based implant surgical guide fabrication, clinical examination, digital impressions, and photographs. - Session 7 involves a live implant-guided surgery experience (3 hours). - Session 8 is for case presentation and portfolio submission (3 hours). 4. **Assignments and Exams**: Students are required to complete the following: - Pass three online quizzes at the end of each online self-study session. - Complete at least one clinical case in computer-based implant treatment planning and surgical guide fabrication. - Assist or observe an implant-guided surgery procedure in clinic. - Submit a final exam paper as a portfolio composed of written summaries, photographs of implant planning, guide fabrication, patient treatment sequences, and an oral case presentation.