EN 3623 Biomedical Engineering Applications 2

Three hours (On Campus)

Further study of applications of engineering in the biomedical field. Topics covered include biomedical imaging, tissue engineering, biomolecular techniques, and biomedical modeling. The course will cover background in anatomy and physiology of specific applications, the use of engineering principles in the design of medical devices as well as recent advances in preclinical medical research. An additional fee may be associated with this course.

Prerequisites: EE 2223 and ME 3113
Offered on campus Fall semester (odd-numbered years)