Biomechanics of injury and analysis of pathological material from the perspective of engineering mechanics. First term of a two year sequence designed to integrate real world experiences into various Bioengineering and Bioengineering Science courses. Emphasis is on bioengineering aspects of mechanics, electricity and magnetism. Includes regular lab assignments and work with human material in the medical examiner's office. Second term of a two year sequence designed to integrate real world experiences into various Bioengineering and Bioengineering Science courses.
Emphasis is on bioengineering aspects of physical chemistry and biomaterials.
BE210, Math 241 Course will apply concepts of atomic and molecular structure covered earlier to understanding the chemical and physical properties of materials, and analyze both natural and man-made materials in the biological environment. Topics in physical chemistry, biochemistry and organic chemistry. Junior standing in engineering is required for all 300 and higher level courses. This requires completion of all required 200 level courses. An introduction to quantitative aspects of human physiology.