BS in Biomedical Engineering – Electrical Concentration

Objective

The Department of Biomedical Engineering offers accredited program leading to BS degrees in Biomedical Engineering (BSBE). The program is a broad, interdisciplinary field that applies the science and technology of engineering to problems in biology, life sciences, medicine and biotechnology. The program covers a wide spectrum of activities which includes the development of artificial organs and limbs, implantable medical devices, tissue engineering, biomedical instrumentation, computing in medical research and diagnosis, signal or image processing, clinical engineering, rehabilitation engineering and cardiovascular, neurological, and respiratory engineering. The Biomedical Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.

The objectives of the BSBE – Electrical Concentration program is to prepare graduates who, within the first four to six years after graduation are, either:

• Working as a professional in the biomedical engineering or a related field, or
• Continuing education to advance their careers through professional development activities or through the pursuit of advanced degrees

The degree has four concentrations are:

• Biomaterials and Tissue (BSBE-BMERT)
• Electrical (BSBE-BMERE)
• Mechanical (BSBE-BMERM) and
• Premedical (BSBEP-BMERP)

Curriculum

Students in the Electrical concentration are required to complete the following courses:

Bulletin Information

Undergraduate Enrollment and Graduation Statistics