Biomedical Engineering, Minor
The minor in Biomedical Engineering requires a total of nine courses: two advanced mathematics courses, five core Biomedical Engineering courses, and two Biomedical Engineering electives. Some of these courses may include prerequisites that may or may not be part of a student’s course requirements for their major. Private biomedical industry has indicated a keen interest in engineers that have a more traditional engineering degree (i.e., electrical engineering), but also possess some in-depth knowledge of biomedical systems. Hence, the minor in Biomedical Engineering is designed to provide a student with the introductory skills necessary to perform as an engineer in the biomedical arena.
NOTE: Students may not receive both a minor in Biomedical Engineering and a specialization in Biochemical Engineering within the Chemical Engineering major.
Mathematics Courses: | |
MATH 3A | Introduction to Linear Algebra |
MATH 3D | Elementary Differential Equations |
Engineering Topics Courses: | |
BME 1 | Introduction to Biomedical Engineering |
BME 50A- 50B | Cell and Molecular Engineering and Cell and Molecular Engineering |
BME 120 | Sensory Motor Systems |
BME 121 | Quantitative Physiology: Organ Transport Systems |
Technical Electives: | |
Students select, with the approval of a faculty advisor, two technical elective courses: | |
Biomechanics I | |
Biomechanics II | |
Biomedical Signals and Systems | |
Photomedicine | |
Engineering Medical Optics | |
Design of Biomedical Electronics | |
Tissue Engineering | |
Individual Study | |
Polymer Science and Engineering | |
Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) | |
Optical Electronics |