Bioengineering Concentration (83 credits)

Degree Requirements

Required Courses:

BIOL 141	General Biology	4
BIOL 142	General Biology	4
BIOL 143	General Biology	4
BIOL 381	Cell Biology I: Structure and Bioenergetics	4
BIOL 382	Cell Biology II: Genetics and Molecular Biology	4
BIOL 470	Biophysics (or PHYS 470)	4
CHEM 143	General Chemistry	3
CHEM 146	General Chemistry Laboratory	1
CHEM 321	Organic Chemistry	4
CHEM 324	Organic Chemistry Laboratory	1
ENGR 223	Engineering Mechanics	3
ENGR 331	Fluid Mechanics	4
ENGR 384	Bioengineering Instrumentation	4
ENGR 386	Bioengineering Materials	4
ENGR 486	Tissue Engineering (Or BIOL 486)	4
PHYS 331	Introduction to Nanotechnology	3
PHYS 332	Introduction to Nanotechnology Laboratory	1
ENGR	Depth Electives	8
ENGR	Breadth Electives	19
Total Credit Hours:		83

Depth Electives (8)

ENGR 485	Biological and Chemical Reactor Design	4
ENGR 487	Biomedical Imaging	4

Other courses may be selected with approval of the academic advisor.

Breadth Electives (19)

Computer Science Electives (0-8)

Engineering Electives (0-8)

Management (0-4)

MGMT 371	Principles of Management	4
MGMT 380	Principles of Project Management	4

Math and Science Electives (8-13)

BIOL 383	Cell Biology III: Genomics and Regulation	4
BIOL 445	Advanced Microbiology	4
BIOL 464	Animal Physiology	4
BIOL 466	Immunology	4
CHEM 322	Organic Chemistry	4
	and
CHEM 325	Organic Chemistry Laboratory	1
CHEM 431	Foundations of Biochemistry	4
MATH 319	Optimization (or ENGR 419)	4
MATH 341	Numerical Analysis	4
MATH 389	Linear Algebra	4
MATH 413	Partial Differential Equations	4
PHYS 252	Principles of Physics	3
	and
PHYS 255	Principles of Physics Laboratory	1
PHYS 253	Principles of Physics	3
	and
PHYS 256	Principles of Physics Laboratory	1

Transport Phenomena Elective (3-4)

ENGR 332	Thermodynamics	3
ENGR 465	Heat Transfer	4
ENGR 468	Engineering Finite Element Methods	4

Topics classes or other appropriate classes may be substituted for classes in the breadth elective category if approved by the School of Engineering.

Engineering and computer science electives, approved by the School of Engineering, must be chosen in consultation with the academic advisor.