Major: Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical engineering serves as a bridge between medicine and engineering, which aims to improve healthcare for everyone from surgeons and researchers to patients. The field encompasses many sub-disciplines, including biomechanics, regenerative medicine, cellular and tissue engineering, and medical imaging.
Minor: Engineering Innovation
List of Courses:
Biomedical Engineering
BME1008: Introduction to Biomedical Engineering
BME3053C: Computer Applications for BME
BME3060: Biomedical Fundamentals
PCB3713C: Cellular and Systems Physiology
BME3101: Biomedical Materials
BME3508: Biosignals and Systems
BME4311: Molecular Biomedical Engineering
BME4503: Biomedical Instrumentation
BME4503L: Biomedical Instrumentation Laboratory
BME3012: Clinically-Inspired Engineering Design
BME3323L: Cellular Engineering Laboratory
BME4632: Biomedical Transport Phenomena
BME4409: Quantitative Physiology
BME4621: Biomolecular Thermodynamics and Kinetics
BME4531: Medical Imaging
BME4882: Senior Design, Professionalism and Ethics 1&2
Engineering Innovation
EGN4643: Engineering Innovation
EGN4641: Engineering Entrepreneurship
EGS4038: Engineering Leadership
EGS4100: Divergent Thinking
EGS4625: Fundamentals of Engineering Project Management