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1 Sensors, Instrumentation, and Micro/Nanotechnology Focus Area - Upper-Level Engineering Courses updated March, 2016 EN Structure of Materials 3 EN Mechanical Properties of Materials 3 EN Electronic Properties of Materials 3 EN Biomaterials I 3 EN Materials Characterization 3 EN Biomaterials II: Host response and biomaterials applications 3 EN Nanoparticles 3 EN Micro and Nano Structured Materials & Devices 3 EN Biomaterials Lab 3 EN Introduction To VLSI 3 EN Introduction to Information Processing of Sensory Signals 3 EN Electrical & Computer Engineering Laboratory 3 EN Microprocessor Lab I 3 EN Control Systems 3 EN Programmable Device Lab 3 EN Basic Communication 3 EN Introduction to the Physics of Electronic Devices 3 EN Fiber Optics & Devices 3 EN FPGA Synthesis Lab 3 EN FPGA Senior Projects Laboratory 3 EN Medical Imaging Systems 3 EN Medical Image Analysis 3 EN Digital Signal Processing 3 EN Information Theory 3 EN Electronics Design Lab 3 EN Advanced Micro-Processor Lab 3 EN Control Systems Design 3 EN Digital Communications I 3 EN Bio-Photonics Laboratory 3 EN CAD Design of Digital VLSI Systems I (Seniors/Grads) 3 EN Mixed-Mode VLSI Systems 3 EN Manufacturing Engineering 3 EN Computer-Aided Design 3 EN Robot Sensors/Actuators 4 EN Mechatronics 3 EN Experimental Methods in Biomechanics 3 EN Robot Devices, Kinematics, Dynamics, and Control 3 EN Biosensing & BioMEMS 3 EN Colloids and Nanoparticles 3 EN Micro/Nanotechnology: The Science and Eng. of Small Structures 3
2 EN Bioelectricity 3 EN Cellular Engineering 3 EN Tissue Engineering 3 EN Cell and Tissue Engineering Lab 3 EN Introduction to Rehabilitation Engineering 3 EN Rehabilitation Engineering Design Lab 3 EN Biomedical Instrumentation 4 EN Medical Imaging Systems 3 EN Microfabrication Lab 4 EN Honors Instrumentation 2 EN Introduction to Linear Dynamical Systems 3 EN Foundations of Computational Biology & Bioinformatics II 3 EN Computer Integrated Surgery I 4 EN Computer Integrated Surgery II 3 Contact the department advising office for course additions. Sensors, Instrumentation, and Micro/Nanotechnology Focus Area - Non Upper-Level Engineering Courses (maximum of 3 credits from this list may count in focus area) EN Circuits 4 EN Signals & Systems I 4 EN BME Design Group 3 EN BME Design Group 3 EN BME Design Group 3 EN BME Design Group 3 EN BME Design Group 3 EN BME Design Group 3 EN BME Design Group 3 EN Design-Team, Team Leader 4 EN Design Team/Team Leader 4 EN Senior Design Project 3 EN Senior Design Project 3 Students may use a maximum of 3 research credits as a non-upper-level engineering course. Undergraduate education should first and foremost have a balance of math, basic sciences, core engineering, and some level of specialization. At the senior level, however, this is your chance to taste advanced courses and specialization and get ready for novel technologies and emerging fields and thus get ready for research or becoming practicing engineer, or technically competent hands on physician someday. To pursue very advanced electives such as Honors Instrumentation, Computer Integrated Surgery, Biosensing and BioMEMS or Instrumentation: Molecular/Cellular, VLSI Design and Prototyping, and Micro/Nanotechnologies, you will need some prerequisite courses, so do plan a series of courses beginning junior year to prepare well and have some depth.
3 On one hand some specialization like this may make you stronger and make it possible to be a practicing engineer in the industry due to hands on skills or prepare you better with research tools. But on the other hand, it is important not to specialize too early and be too narrow in your focus. Such focusing can be done at graduate level. Try to supplement this coursework with laboratory research or industrial/medical internship experience. The Sensors, Instrumentation and Micro/Nanotechnology track is suitable for students who have strong engineering interests, mapped to various engineering disciplines and careers in industry, entrepreneurship, and certainly grad/med schools. As this concentration gives plenty of opportunity to go deeper in to engineering theory and practice, culminating in several hands on and practical courses, it can prepare you for a career in medical device industry, research, entrepreneurship, and use of advanced technologies as a clinical scientist. Depending on the specialization you choose,, you will get to further focus your education and refine your career choices. These concentrations are Electronic Circuit, Device (ECD) specialization aligned with ECE, giving extensive training and experience in use and design of sensors and instrumentation development, research and building systems for medical applications. Signals, Systems and Controls (SSC) specialization aligned with ECE and ME, giving more theoretical and mathematical foundations to deal with biomedical signals and control systems, providing rigorous foundation for research as well as data analysis. Robotics and Surgical Systems (RSS) specialization aligned with ME and CS, with extensive education and training in mechatronics and computer aided systems and automation in medical applications, including surgery. Medical Imaging (MI) specialization aligned with ECE and CS, giving both theoretical and practical exposure to variety of imaging technologies, from optical to X-ray, MRI etc; this track combines both theory and practice, preparing you for careers in industry R&D, as well as academia. Micro-Nanotechnologies (MN) specialization aligned with Materials Sci & Eng, ChemBio, as well as ECE/ME. Focus is on micro/nano materials, fabrication, and research at the interface of cells and tissue. Well suited for graduate research and or leading edge entrepreneurial careers. Materials and Cell-Tissue (MCT) specialization aligned with Material Sci & Eng, ChemBio as well as overlapping with the Cell & Tissue Engineering track in BME; well suited for BME graduate school and medical school, and careers in more basic biomedical technology research For further questions, please consult Prof. Nitish Thakor, thakorjhu@gmail.com ECD ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS, DEVICE specialization You can select a cohesive set of course, not all of course, to advance your knowledge and capability to design circuits, electronics and instrumentation. In particular VLSI design and CAD and so on are advanced approaches to design integrated circuits. Biomedical Instrumentation is a very practical culmination. This area is good for students who are focusing or double majoring in EE, like design and hands on experience, considering either industrial or research/graduate career paths. Several other areas, such as microfabrication, optical and computer integrated surgery complement this focus area Introduction to VLSI (3) ** ECE Laboratory (3) Microprocessor Laboratory (3) Programmable Device Laboratory (3) Physics Electronic Devices (3) FPGA Synthesis Laboratory (3)
4 FPGA Projects Laboratory (3) Electronics Design Laboratory (3) Advanced Microprocessor Lab (3) CAD of Digital VLSI Systems (3) Mixed-Signal VLSI Systems (3) Computer-Aided Design (3) SSC - SIGNAL, SYSTEMS, CONTROL SPECIALIZATION If you are interested in analysis of biomedical signals such as from the ear, brain, doing research on how brain codes for information, use the basic principles for imaging as well. Other related areas are instrumentation and imaging. Math courses such as linear algebra and matrix theory can be nice complements. This specialization is more theoretical than hands on and provides for a good preparation for research and graduate studies Basic Communication (3) Digital Signal Processing (4) Information Theory and Coding (3) Control Systems Design (3) Digital Communications (3) Medical Imaging Systems (3) Intro to Linear Dynamical Systems (3) RSS - ROBOTICS and SURGICAL SYSTEMS - This is clearly a specialized area, although an area in which JHU has many strengths. This is your path to linking ME, EE or CS approaches, learning about sensors, actuators, robotics, mechatronics, and find applications of all this in advanced medical robotics. The field can open your interest in research and some level of industrial applications and careers. However, it can also be too narrow a specialization and may be better followed at the graduate level. The complementary areas are Instrumentation, Imaging and so on. Being good at hands on and instrumentation design or theoretically strong, or strong programming can all be helpful. Computer integrated surgery is of course provides a culmination for this field ECE Laboratory (3) Medical Imaging Systems (3) Electronics Design Laboratory (3) Advanced Microprocessor Lab (3) Computer-Aided Design (3) Robot Actuators and Sensors (3) Mechatronics (3) Introduction to Robotics (3) Medical Imaging Systems (3) Linear Dynamical Systems (3) Computer-Integrated Surgery I (4) Computer-Integrated Surgery II (3)
5 MI - MEDICAL IMAGING This concentration is focused on building the mathematical and technical foundations of medical imaging; i.e. both mathematical methods for image analysis and image reconstruction and practical and theoretical aspects of machinery such as X ray CT and MRI. The courses require strong math background with linear algebra, matrix analysis, Fourier transform and other signals methods are desirable. Students may purse graduate studies or may seek medical career. Industry may also like this background, but advance studies at Masters or PhD may be desirable. The signals area, and perhaps instrumentation area, complements this focus area ECE Laboratory (3) Basic Communication (3) Medical Imaging Systems (3) Medical Imaging Analysis (3) Digital Signal Processing (4) Digital Communications (3) Medical Imaging Systems (3) Computer-Integrated Surgery I (4) Computer-Integrated Surgery II (3) MICRO-NANOTECHNOLOGIES This is an emerging area that often attracts students, but careful consideration should be given concerning your interest. The field involves a lot of experimental techniques/lab oriented courses and newly developed courses covering technologies form micro/nano scale. This is a very good area for studies if your goal is to go to graduate school. The biology side complements the course as you can do device fabrication to experiment with cells and molecules and tissue engineering. In that sense this complements the biology/physiology well, and usually sets up good research opportunities at graduate level. While there are advanced industries/startups in this area, you have to be careful about using or expecting this preliminary knowledge to get a job. Microfab lab is a must, Biomedical Instrumentation is a core course, and advanced courses, such as Biosensing and BioMEMS can be taken Biomaterials I (3) Electronics Design Laboratory (3) Biosensing and BioMEMS (3) Micro and Nanotechnology (3) Ionic Channels in Excitable Cellular Engineering (3) Tissue Engineering (3) Cell & Tissue Lab (3) Microfabrication Laboratory (4) Honors Instrumentation (2) MATERIALS, CELL-TISSUE INSTRUMENTATION Specialization - This area of specialization is for students who plan to build a strong foundation of biomaterials and micro/nano technologies for interfacing to the cells and tissue in the body. Knowledge of biomaterials, including synthesis and characterization, to biocompatibility of materials, and to various applications of biomaterials is critical for developing implanted medical devices and interfacing to biological samples (cells/tissues and organs). This training overlaps and complements well with the
6 Cell/Tissue Engineering track. Here, you can also develop a focus on the technological aspects of interfacing with cell and tissue at the micro and nanoscale, include designing of MEMS and nanoparticles Structure of Materials (3) Mechanical Properties of Materials (3) Electronic Properties of Materials (3) Biomaterials I (3) Mechanical Properties of Materials (3) Materials Characterization (3) Colloids and Nanoparticles Therapeutic and Diagnostic Colloids Biomaterials II (3) Nanoparticles (3) Biomaterials Lab (3) Biosensing and BioMEMS (3) Micro and Nanotechnology (3) Cellular Engineering (3) Tissue Engineering (3) Cell and Tissue Laboratory (3) Introductory Biomechanics (3) Biomechanics II (3) Microfabrication Laboratory (4)
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