Department of Biomedical Engineering Curriculum Summary for MS Degree
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1 Department of Biomedical Engineering Curriculum Summary for MS Degree Biology/Medicine BMME 570: Genes to Tissue (Fall 2010)* 7 credits (Both Required) BMME 790: Systems Physiology for Biomedical Engineers BME Seminar BMME 890: BME Graduate Seminar 1+ credit (every semester) BME 802: BME Graduate Seminar Engineering Approved Engineering Courses Lists A1-A3 6 credits (Choose Two) Mathematics Approved Math/Applied Math Courses List M1 3 credits (Choose One) Statistics "Approved Statistics Courses List S1" 3 credits (Choose One) Electives Recommended by Track With Approval of Advisor 6 credits (Choose Two) See Recommended Lists A1E-A3E Ethics CTRC: Responsible Conduct of Research 0-1credit (Choose One) GRAD 721; Research Ethics PHI 816: Introduction to Research Ethics Thesis Research BMME 993: Master s Thesis 3+ credits BME 695: Master s Thesis Research Departmental Total Credit Hour Requirement 30 credits *Replaced by BME 7xx: Biochemistry for Biomedical Engineers (Fall 2011) Students previously completing equivalent coursework may be exempted from this requirement by permission of the DGP
2 Approved Math/Applied Math Courses List M1 Biomedical Engineering Biomathematics BMME 515: Biomathematical Modeling BMME 530: Digital Signal Processing I** BMME 775: Image Processing and Analysis BMME 730: Digital Signal Processing II BMME 860: Numerical Methods for Biomedical Engineering BME 512: Biomedical Signal Processing** BME 712: Image Processing BMA 567: Modeling of Biological Systems** BMA 771: Biomathematics I** Electrical-Computer ECE 513: Digital Signal Processing Engineering ECE 514: Random Processes** Mathematics Other MATH 528: Mathematical Methods for the Physical Sciences MATH 535: Introduction to Probability MATH 547: Linear Algebra for Applications MATH 564: Mathematical Modeling MATH 566: Introduction to Numerical Analysis MATH 577: Linear Algebra MATH 661: Scientific Computation MATH 768: Mathematical Modeling I MA 501: Advanced Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists I MA 502: Advanced Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists II MA 520: Linear Algebra MA 523: Linear Transformations and Matrix Theory MA 531: Dynamic Systems and Multivariable Controls I MA 532: Ordinary Differential Equations I MA 537: Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos MA 546: Probability and Stochastic Processes MA 580: Numerical Analysis I MA 719: Vector Space Methods in System Optimization MA 731: Dynamic Systems and Multivariable Controls II MA 732: Ordinary Differential Equations II MA 780: Numerical Analysis II MA 782: Advanced Numerical Linear Algebra With Approval of DGP **Courses marked with asterisks are co-listed in both Course Lists A & B and can only be used to fulfill the Math OR Engineering requirement NOT both.
3 Approved Statistics Courses List S1 Biostatistics Education Epidemiology Sociology Statistics BIOS 550: Basic Elements of Probability and Statistical Inference BIOS 600: Principles of Statistical Inference EDUC 684: Statistical Analysis Of Educational Data I EDUC 784: Statistical Analysis Of Educational Data II EDUC 884: Statistical Analysis Of Educational Data III EPID 715: Theory And Quantitative Methods In Epidemiology EPID 718: Epidemiologic Analysis Of Binary Data EPID 722: Epidemiologic Analysis Of Time-To-Event Data EPID 733: Clinical Trials In Epidemiology SOCI 711: Analysis Of Categorical Data ST 515: Experimental Statistics for Engineers I ST 511: Experimental Statistics for Biological Sciences I Other With Approval of DGP
4 Approved Engineering Course List A1 Biomedical Imaging Track Strongly Recommended BMME 550: BME 550: Medical Imaging: Ultrasound, MRI and Optical BMME 560: BME 560: Medical Imaging: X-ray, CT and Nuclear Biomedical Engineering Courses BME 512: Biomedical Signal Processing** BME 522: Medical Instrumentation BMME 530: Digital Signal Processing** BMME 561: (CHEM 541) Analytical Microscopy BMME 565: Biomedical Instrumentation BMME 580: Real-time Computer Applications I BMME 581: Real-time Computer Applications II BMME 712: BME 712: Biomedical Image Processing BMME 714 Bioimaging Practicum BMME 775: COMP 775: Medical Image Analysis Computer Sciences / Computer Engineering Courses COMP 665: Images, Graphics and Vision COMP 766: Visual Solid Shape COMP 776: Computer Vision COMP 787: Visual Perception ECE 514: Random Processes** ECE 751: Detection and Estimation Theory ECE 759: Pattern Recognition ECE 763: Computer Vision ECE 764: Digital Image Processing Other With Approval of DGP **Courses marked with asterisks are co-listed in both Course Lists A & B and can only be used to fulfill the Math OR Engineering requirement NOT both.
5 Approved Engineering Course List A2 Microsystems Engineering Track Biomedical Engineering Courses BMME 430: Digital Signal Processing I BMME 450: Linear Control Theory BMME 465: Biomedical Instrumentation I BMME 510: Biomaterials BME 512: Biomedical Signal Processing** BMME 515: Introduction to Systems Biology BME 522: Medical Instrumentation BME 525: Bioelectricity BMME 530: Digital Signal Processing** BMME 532: Microelectrode Techniques BMME 548: Linear Control Theory BMME 551: BME 551: Medical Device Design BMME 552: BME 552: Medical Device Design II BMME 580: Microcontroller Applications I BMME 581: Microcontroller Applications II BME : Biomaterials BME : Microfluidic Device Design BME 595: Fundamentals of Bioanalytical Sensors BME 790: Advanced Biomedical Microdevices Chemistry Courses CHEM 445: Electroanalytical Chemistry CHEM 447: Bioanalytical Chemistry CHEM 449: Microfabricated Chemical Measurement Systems CHEM 541: Analytical Microscopy Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Courses MAE 530: Finite Element Analysis I MAE 589M: Micro and Nano Electromechanicsl Systems MAE 589K: Macrofluidics, Microfluidics and Nanofluidics Chemical Engineering Courses CHE 596I: Colloidal and Nanoscale Engineering Other With Approval of DGP **Courses marked with asterisks are co-listed in both Course Lists A & B and can only be used to fulfill the Math OR Engineering requirement NOT both.
6 Approved Engineering Course List A3 Rehabilitation Engineering Track Biomedical Engineering Courses BME 441: Biomechanics BMME 465: Biomedical Instrumentation I BME 467: Mechanics of Tissue and Implants Requirements BMME 505: Biomechanics BMME 510: Biomaterials BME 512: Biomedical Signal Processing BMME 515: Introduction to Systems Biology BME 522: Medical Instrumentation BME 525: Bioelectricity BMME 530: Digital Signal Processing BMME 532: Microelectrode Techniques BME 541: Biomechanics BME 543: Cardiovascular Biomechanics BMME 548: Linear Control Theory BMME 550: BME 550: Medical Imaging: Ultrasound, MRI and Optical BMME 551: BME 551: Medical Device Design BMME 552: BME 552: Medical Device Design II BMME 560: BME 560: Medical Imaging: X-ray, CT and Nuclear BME (TE) 566: Polymeric Biomaterials Engineering BMME 580: Microcontroller Applications I BMME 581: Microcontroller Applications II BME : Biomaterials Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Courses MAE 435: Principles of Automatic Control MAE 461: Dynamics & Controls MAE 469: Controls Laboratory (1 Unit) MAE 521: Linear Control and Design for Mimo Systems MAE 522: Non Linear System Analysis and Control MAE 524: Principles of Mechatronic Control MAE 531: Finite Element Analysis I MAE 534: Mechatronics Design MAE 535: Design of Electromechanical Systems MAE 543: Fracture Mechanics MAE 544: Real Time Robotics Industrial and Systems Engineering Courses ISE 540: Human Factors in Systems Design ISE 541: Occupational Safety Engineering ISE 543: Musculoskeletal Mechanics ISE 544: Occupational Biomechanics ISE 740: Engineering Psychology of Human-Computer Interaction ISE 743: Ergonomic Performance Assessment ISE 744: Human Information Processing
7 ISE 745: Human Performance Modeling ISE 767: Upper Extremity Biomechanics ISE 768: Spine Biomechanics Other With Approval of DGP **Courses marked with asterisks are co-listed in both Course Lists A & B and can only be used to fufill the Math OR Engineering requirement NOT both.
8 Recommended Electives Course List A1E Biomedical Imaging Track Any Course From List B1, M1 or S1 Not Used to Meet Engineering/Math/Statistics Requirement BME (TE) 566: Polymeric Biomaterials Engineering BMME 589: Systems Physiology for Biomedical Engineers BME 584: Tissue Engineering Fundamentals BME : Tissue Engineering Technologies BME : Critical Writing in BME BMME 770: Functional Genomics Methods BMME 790: Information Processing in the CNS BMME 890: Biotechnology MA 523: Linear Transforms and Matrix Theory MA 580: Numerical Analysis I MATH 547: Linear Algebra for Applications MATH 661: Scientific Computation PHYS 415: Optics PHYS 711: Electromagnetic Theory I PHYS 771: Advanced Spectroscopic Techniques I PY 516: Physical Optics Other: With Approval of Academic Advisor Recommended Electives Course List A2E Microsystems Engineering Track Any Course From List B2, M1 or S1 Not Used to Meet Engineering/Math/Statistics Requirement BME (TE) 566: Polymeric Biomaterials Engineering BME 584: Tissue Engineering Fundamentals BMME 589: Systems Physiology for Biomedical Engineers BME : Tissue Engineering Technologies BME : Critical Writing in BME BMME 740: Advanced Biomaterials BMME 770: Functional Genomics Methods BMME 790: Information Processing in the CNS BMME 890: Biotechnology CSC 530: Computational Methods in Molecular Biology GNET : (3 x 1 credit): Bioinformatics Other: With Approval of Academic Advisor Recommended Electives Course List A3E Rehabilitation Engineering Track Any Course From List B3, M1 or S1 Not Used to Meet Engineering/Math/Statistics Requirement BIOL 450: Introduction to Neurobiology BME 584: Tissue Engineering Fundamentals BMME 589: Systems Physiology for Biomedical Engineers BME : Tissue Engineering Technologies BME : Critical Writing in BME
9 BMME 740: Advanced Biomaterials BMME 770: Functional Genomics Methods BMME 790: Information Processing in the CNS BMME 840 Rehabilitation Engineering Design BMME 890: Biotechnology EPID 600: Principles of Epidemiology EPID 620: Aging and Health EXSS 700: Applied Statistics and Research Methods in Exercise and Sports Science EXSS 730: Management Of Athletic Injuries EXSS 732: Human Anatomy For Athletic Trainers EXSS 735: Sports Medicine Analysis: Special Problems Related To Sports Medicine EXSS 739: Practicum In Athletic Training EXSS 780: Physiology Of Exercise EXSS 781: Adult Fitness/Cardiac Rehabilitation EXSS 782: Nutritional Aspects Of Exercise EXSS 783: Assessment Of Physiological Function In Exercise EXSS 784: Advanced Topics in Exercise Physiology EXSS 785: Seminar In Exercise Physiology EXSS 789: Practicum in Exercise Physiology EXSS 800: Special Topics In Exercise and Sport Science HBHE 600: Social and Behavioral Sciences in Public Health HBHE 661: Medical Reporting for Electronic Media HBHE 700: Introduction to Public Health & Public Health Education HBHE 753: Qualitative Evaluation And Research Methods HBHE 772: Planning Health Promotion in Community, Worksite, School, and Medical Settings HMSC 700: Scientific Basis Of Human Motion HMSC 701: Scientific Basis Of Human Motion HMSC 702: Physiology of Exercise HMSC 710: Muscle Mechanics and Electromyographic Kinesiology HMSC 743: Topics In Motor Control & Motor Learning: Therapeutic Implications HMSC 780: Introduction To Outcomes Research In Health Care HMSC 782: Infant And Family Assessment HMSC 782L: Laboratory In Infant And Family Assessment HMSC 790: Advanced Kinesiology And Biomechancis HMSC 791: Analysis Of Human Motion HMSC 793: Advanced Orthopedic Assessment And Treatment HMSC 795: Kinetic Analysis Of Human Motion HMSC 801: Seminar In Human Movement Science HMSC 807: Advanced Clinical Practicum In Human Movement Science HMSC 811: Basic Aspects Of Aging HMSC 881: The Neural Basis Of Motor Control HMSC 886: Understanding Research HMSC 887: Developmental Motor Control IHMS 850: Issues In Motor Control & Motor Learning NUTR 600: Human Metabolism: Macronutrients NUTR 810: Physical Activity Epidemiology and Public Health NUTR 812: Introduction to Obesity: From Cell to Society NUTR 814: Obesity Epidemiology PHYI 702: Experimental Physiology of Human Health and Disease PSY 502: Physiological Psychology PSY 704: Learning and Motivation
10 PSY 757: Innovation and Technology PSYC 701: Behavior And Its Biological Bases I PSYC 702: Behavior And Its Biological Bases Ii PSYC 703: Advanced Biological Psychology: CNS PSYC 704: Applications Of Experimental Psychology To Health Research Other With Approval of Academic Advisor
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