Master's in Biomedical Engineering
The Curriculum
The MSE - Biomedical Engineering curriculum consists of the following:
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foundation courses in human physiology to help students effectively communicate with health care professionals and apply advanced technological solutions to clinical problems;
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engineering courses that apply engineering principles to problems in medicine and health;
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medical device design and development courses to evaluate, design, and construct medical products;
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research opportunities employing the methods for effectively translating ideas from concept to bedside.
Suggested Program Plan
Fall Semester 1
- EGR 670 - Systems Physiology for Engineers
- STA 615 - Design of Experiments for Engineers
- EGR 604 - Implementation and Measurement
Winter Semester 1
- EGR 503 - Medical Device Design
- Electives
- EGR 602 - Engineering and Society
Fall Semester 2
- Electives
- EGR 635 - Biomedical Signal Modeling
- EGR 696 - Master's Thesis
Winter Semester 2
- EGR 614 - Opportunity Identification
- EGR 697 - Master's Thesis
Graduate Biomedical Engineering Electives
- EGR 532 - Biomedical Imaging and Image Processing
- EGR 533 - Electronic Instrumentation Bio
- EGR 534 - Bioelectric Potentials
- EGR 547 - Mechanics of Human Motion
- EGR 553 - Biomaterials
- EGR 565 - Computational Fluid Dynamics
Visit The Graduate School's Courses for Biomedical Engineering Emphasis page for additional information.