This is the default curriculum required for students who do not declare a concentration. | ||
CE 207 | Mechanics of Materials II 1 | 2-3 |
or EE 321 | Electronics | |
ME 228 | Engineering Design Communication | 2 |
Approved Technical Electives | 12 | |
Electrical Engineering Concepts for Biomedical Engineering | ||
Applied Finite Element Analysis | ||
Medical Device Evaluation and the FDA Approval Process | ||
Micro/Nano System Design | ||
Micro/Nano Fabrication | ||
Microfabrication Laboratory | ||
Characterization of Micro/Nano Scale Structures | ||
Biopotential Instrumentation | ||
Contemporary Issues in Biomedical Engineering | ||
Senior Thesis | ||
Principles of Tissue Engineering | ||
Introduction to Biomedical Imaging | ||
Skeletal Tissue Mechanics | ||
Biomaterials | ||
Bioseparations and Clinical Diagnostics | ||
Current and Evolving Topics in Biomedical Engineering | ||
Simulation | ||
Quality Engineering | ||
Reliability for Design and Testing | ||
Design of Experiments | ||
Thermodynamics and Physical Chemistry | ||
Materials Characterization Techniques | ||
Nanoscale Engineering | ||
Corrosion Engineering | ||
Surface Chemistry of Materials | ||
Introduction to Mechatronics | ||
Intermediate Dynamics | ||
Access by Design: Introduction to Rehabilitation Engineering | ||
Approved Support Electives | 12 | |
Human Anatomy and Physiology II | ||
Human Genetics | ||
Survey of Genetics | ||
Principles of Genetics | ||
Bioinformatics Applications | ||
Cell Biology | ||
Introduction to Entrepreneurship | ||
Organic Chemistry I | ||
Organic Chemistry II and Organic Chemistry Laboratory For Life Sciences II | ||
Organic Chemistry III and Organic Chemistry Laboratory for Life Sciences III | ||
Organic Chemistry: Fundamentals and Applications | ||
Biochemistry: Fundamentals and Applications | ||
Test Design and Analysis in Manufacturing Engineering | ||
Materials Laboratory I | ||
Materials Selection Life Cycle | ||
Linear Analysis II | ||
General Microbiology I | ||
Total units | 28-29 |
1 | For students following the General Curriculum or Mechanical Design Concentration in BS Biomedical Engineering, CE 208 (5) may substitute for both CE 204 (3) and CE 207 (2). |