Undergraduate Program -- Biomedical Engineering Curricula
Below is the list of courses for each of the four years of the Biomedical Engineering program. Hours shown in parentheses; total = 128 semester hours. See also: BME Curricula Flowchart (2005-2008)(pdf) and BME Curricula Flowchart effective Fall 2011.
Effective Fall 2008
FALL SEMESTER (16)
Math 141 - Calculus I
(4)
EF 151 - Eng. Fundamentals
(4)
EF 105 - Eng. Fundamentals
(1)
Chemistry 120 - Gen. Chem. (4)
English 101 - English Comp.
(3)
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SPRING SEMESTER (17)
Math 142 - Calculus II (4)
EF 152 - Eng. Fundamentals
(4)
ME 202 - Eng. Fundamentals
(2)
English 102 - English Comp. II (3)
Chemistry 130 - Gen. Chem. (4) |
FALL SEMESTER (16)
Math 231 - Differential Equations (3)
Physics 231 - Electricity & Magnetism (3)
ME 231 - Dynamics (3)
GEN ED
- Cultures/Civilizations Cluster (3)
BME 271 - Biomedical Eng. Principles (1)
Stat 251- Probability/Stats for Scientists & Engrs. (3)
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SPRING SEMESTER (16)
Physics 232 - Wave Motion (4)
Math 241 - Calculus III (3)
Math 200 - Matrix Comp. (1)
ME 321 - Mechanics of Materials (3)
BCMB 230 - Human Physiology (5)
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FALL SEMESTER (17)
AE 341 - Fluid Mechanics (3)
ME 331 - Thermodynamics
(3)
BME 363 - System Dynamics (3)
ECE 300 - Circuits
(5)
GEN ED - Arts/Humanities Cluster (3)
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SPRING SEMESTER (16)
BME 345 - Instrumentation/Measurement (3)
MSE 201- Intro/Matls Science & Eng (3)
BME 315 - Signals & Systems I (3)
Economics 201 - Introduction (4)
Gen Ed -
Arts/Humanities Cluster (3)
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FALL SEMESTER (14)
BME 410 - Professional Topics (2)
BME 430 - Biomedical Eng. Lab.
(4)
BME 455 - BME Design (2)
DEPT ELEC - (3)
TECH ELEC - (3)
GEN ED - Social Sciences Cluster (3)
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SPRING SEMESTER (15)
BME 469 - BME Design II (3)
BME 473 - Applied Biomechanics (3)
EF 402 - Fundamentals of Engineering (1)
Dept. Elective* (3)
GEN ED - Cultures & Civilization Cluster Elective (3)
GEN ED - Arts & Humanities Cluster.
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NOTES
*Departmental electives must be chosen in consultation with your advisor.
**Technical Elective must have prior approval. No "Special Topics" course may be used without prior approval.
