Semester: Fall
Biomedical Engineering & Physiology I: BME 5401
Physiology of cells, bones, and the circulatory system from a biomaterials, biomechanics, cellular, and tissure engineering perspective. Intellectual property and technology transfer included.
Research for Doctoral Dissertation: BME 7980
Advanced Research: BME 7979
Research for Master’s Thesis: BME 6971
Supervised Research: BME 6910
Individual Work in Biomedical Engineering: BME 6905
Course Material: Defined by Supervisory Chair Grading Scheme: Letter Credits: Students may elect 1-3 per term
Computer Applications for BME: BME 3053C
Computer programming lab and lecture utilizes Matlab to analyze biomedical measurements.
Biomedical Engineering Fundamentals: BME 3060
Working specifically within the framework of biomedical engineering applications, this course provides the engineering fundamentals of the conservation laws of mass, energy, charge and momentum.
Biomedical Instrumentation: BME 4503
Covers engineering and medical bases of application, measurement and processing of signals to and from living systems. Biomedical transducers for measurements of movement, biopotentials, pressure, flow, concentrations, and temperature are discussed, as well as treatment devices such as ventilators and… Read More