Covers the biomedical applications of data science techniques, which include pre-processing techniques, machine learning data analysis, and data visualization techniques.
Semester: Fall
Biomedical Engineering & Physiology I: BME5401
Physiology of cells, bones, and the circulatory system from a biomaterials, biomechanics, cellular, and tissure engineering perspective. Intellectual property and technology transfer included.
Biomedical Engineering Seminar: BME6936
Individual Work in Biomedical Engineering: BME6905
Course Material: Defined by Supervisory Chair Grading Scheme: Letter Credits: Students may elect 1-3 per term
Research for Master’s Thesis: BME6971
Advanced Research: BME7979
Research for Doctoral Dissertation: BME7980
Molecular Biomedical Engineering: BME4311
Introduces the fundamentals of molecular biology for biomedical engineers. Designed for juniors or senior majoring in biomedical engineering to learn the nomenclature and current state of knowledge of the eukaryotic cell and its related structures. Topics include protein structure and function, enzymes,… Read More
Introduction to Biomedical Engineering: BME1008
Introduction to and overview of biomedical engineering. Lectures will be given by faculty expert in an area of biomedical engineering. The goal is to give beginning students an appreciation for the breadth of the field and to guide them in making… Read More
Quantitative Physiology: BME4409
Quantitative modeling of organ system physiology of the nervous system, the cardiovascular system and the respiratory system will be discussed and students will work on quantitative problems.