BME Specialty Sequence: Biomedical
Systems and Control
This specialty sequence is intended for students interested
in those aspects of biomedical engineering that center
around the systems and control technical discipline. Expertise
in the systems and control area is, for example, central
to the design of smart prosthetic devices, including cardiac
pacemakers and defibrillators, and neuromuscular prostheses
for hand, arm, and leg motion. Additionally, concepts from
systems and control form the applied mathematical and computational
basis for a number of areas in biomedical engineering,
including biomedical imaging and signal processing applications,
and the modeling and analysis of neural and brain activity,
and muscle and cardiac electrophysiology and biomechanics.
This sequence is therefore useful for graduate work in
these areas. The courses in this sequence provide the fundamental
knowledge necessary to the systems and control engineer.
Furthermore, students can obtain the informational content
of a minor in systems and control engineering.
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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