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Bachelors of Science in Biomedical Engineering & Applied Science (Electrical Engineering)

Bachelors of Science in Biomedical Engineering & Applied Science (Electrical Engineering)
Year			Fall	Spring
First	Calculus II, III	Math 132, 233	3	4
	General Physics I, II	Physics 117A, 118A	4	4
	General Chemistry I, II	Chem 111A, 112A	3	3
	General Chemistry Laboratory I, II	Chem 151, 152	2	2
	Principles of Biology I	Biol 2960		4
	Introduction to Biomedical Engineering	BME 140	3
	Subtotal		15	17
Second	Principles of Biology II, Physiological Control Systems	Biol 2970, 3058	4	2
	From Concept to Market, Biomechanics	BME 201, BME 240	3	3
	Engineering and Scientific Computing	CSE 200		3
	Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Circuits	ESE 230	4
	Introduction to Electronic Circuits	ESE 232		3
	Differential Equations	Math 217	4
	Engineering Mathematics	ESE 317		4
	Subtotal		15	15
Third	Probability and Statistics for Engineering	ESE 326	3
	Quantitative Physiology I, II	BME 301A, 301B	4	3
	Technical Writing	Engr 310	3
	Engineering Mechanics II, Fluid Mechanics	MASE 255, MASE 341	3	3
	Signals and Systems	ESE 351		3
	Upper-level EE electives		3	3
	Humanities or social science elective			3
	Subtotal		16	15
Fourth	Upper-level EE electives		6	6
	Thermodynamics	ChE 320/MASE 301	3
	Biomedical Engineering Design	BME 401	3
	Engineering Practice and Professional Values	Engr 450		3
	Humanities or social science elective		6	6
	Subtotal		18	15
Total	for four years		64	62
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