Courses

COURSES

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Fall 2006

BME2203  Anatomy & Physiology

• The fundamental structure and function of the human body for students preparing for professions in the biomedical sciences. The basic anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, nervous, endocrine, renal and reproductive systems will be discussed. Essential concepts that integrate anatomic structure with physiological processes will be examined.

EGE1012  Intro to Engineering

• Survey of the scope engineering and the engineer's role in society. Basic engineering tools such as math modeling, calculator usage and graphic design principles. Design project involving teamwork required.

Spring 2007

BME1002  Intro to BME

• Overview of biomedical engineering, principles of living systems, engineering applications of bio-molecular and cellular fundamentals, and medical engineering.

BME1011  BME Seminar

• The Biomedical Seminar will be organized as a lecture series. Prominent leaders from the Biomedical Engineering industry will lecture on topics such as biomedical ethics, regulations, biomedical advancements, job opportunities and other timely biomedical activities.

BME3002  Biomedical Best Practices

• This course explores many ethical issues facing today's biomedical engineers. Regulations involving responsible conduct in research, including protection of human and animal subjects will be discussed. Professional conduct areas will also be covered, including funding, data collection, and publications.

BME4993  Directed Study—Impact Biomechanics

EGE1012  Intro to Engineering

• Survey of the scope engineering and the engineer's role in society. Basic engineering tools such as math modeling, calculator usage and graphic design principles. Design project involving teamwork required.