Biomedical Engineering Minor

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The Minor in Biomedical Engineering provides students with a foundational understanding of how engineering principles, analytical methods, and design thinking are applied to solve problems in biology and engineering. This minor is highly beneficial for students in related sciences or engineering fields who plan to pursue careers in medical device development, biotechnology, or advanced health science research. Upon completion, students will be able to demonstrate foundational knowledge by applying engineering and biological concepts to analyze physiological processes, utilize quantitative methods like programming and modeling to evaluate biomedical systems, and formulate engineering-based solutions for challenges in medical diagnostics or device design.

Requirements for minor in Biomedical Engineering - 18 hours

^P This required course has a prerequisite that must be met that is not included in the minor.

CHM 1123 General Chemistry I (On Campus) (with lab CHM 1121 )
EN 3613 Biomedical Engineering Applications I (On Campus) ^P
EN 3623 Biomedical Engineering Applications II (On Campus) ^P

One of the following

Lecture and corresponding lab must be taken together.

BIO 1013 Fundamentals of Cell Biology (On Campus) (with lab BIO 1011 )
BIO 1123 Cell Biology (On Campus) (with lab BIO 1121 )

One of the following

Lecture and corresponding lab must be taken together.

BIO 3523 Human Physiology (On Campus) (with lab BIO 3521 )
BIO 3713 Neurobiology (On Campus) (with lab BIO 3711 )

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Biomedical Engineering Minor

Requirements for minor in Biomedical Engineering - 18 hours

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