BME Specialty Sequence: Biomechanics
This track sequence is intended for the student who is interested
in biomedical problems that utilize a skill set and knowledge
base in applied mechanics. The curriculum is designed to
provide a foundation for work in areas of orthotic and prosthetic
devices (internal and external) sports equipment, vehicle
safety equipment and rehabilitation devices. Students in
this sequence are immersed in the mechanical engineering
and biomechanics culture through technical electives in both
departments, giving a good foundation from multiple perspectives.
Students in this sequence are encouraged
to secure internships and cooperative education experiences
in industries where they can gain experience in applied
mechanics prior to completion of the baccalaureate degree.
Program of Study Charts
Students entering on or before the fall semester of 2003: Program
of Study.
Students entering in the fall semester of 2004: Program
of Study.
Students entering in the fall semester of 2005 or later: Program
of Study.
If you are unsure about which version of the sequence you should follow, please read the guide here or consult with your academic advisor. Transfer and binary students should contact Professor David Wilson to discuss individual requirements.
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