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Jan 30, 2025
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2018-2019 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Technical Electives (BIOMED)
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Technical electives in the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering curriculum provide the students with an opportunity to pursue areas of particular interest. Technical electives must meet the following criteria: (1) being primarily technical, (2) having a skill or theory component, and (3) being above an introductory level or having a high level of technical rigor. Because biomedical engineers work in a wide range of technical areas, the approved list of technical electives includes upper level courses across departments.
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Biomedical Engineering Technical Elective list
At least six credits, ususally two courses, must be selected from the Biomedical Engineering Technical Elective List (excluding BMEG 366 or BMEG 466 ): Engineering list
At least three credits, usually one course, must be selected from the following Engineering list (or the BME list above): Civil and Environmental Engineering:
Computer and Information Sciences:
Materials Science and Engineering:
- MSEG 400-699 (except MSEG 425 , MSEG 443, MSEG 466 , and MSEG 615, MSEG 650, MSEG 666)
Additional technical elective courses
Nine credits, usually three courses, may be selected from the STEM departments (or from any of the lists above): Biology:
- BISC 208 - Introductory Biology II (4cr.)
- BISC 300 - Introduction to Microbiology (4cr.)
- BISC 302 - General Ecology (3cr.)
- BISC 312 - Field Ecology (3cr.)
- BISC400-699 (except BISC 400, BISC 422 , BISC 451 , BISC 452 , BISC 466, BISC 468 , BISC 498, 510, 530, 603, 631)
Kinesiology and Applied Physiology:
Medical Laboratory Sciences:
Thesis:
(topic must be approved by BME Undergraduate Education Committee) Note:
Students may take up to six credits of Independent Study (BMEG 366 , BMEG 466 ) as engineering and STEM technical electives. The independent study project must be approved by the faculty advisor and by the BME Undergraduate Education Committee representative. Additional upper-level and graduate-level courses may also be reviewed and approved by the BME Undergraduate Education Committee. |
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