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Biomedical Engineering (BESA Concentration)

Kristin Kropf, BESA BME Concentration Advisor (SCOT 4N300C)

BESA Biomedical Engineering Concentration

(93 units minimum)

Mathematics & Science Prerequisites
Units
21-120Differential and Integral Calculus -(Gen Ed; prerequisite: 21-090)10
21-122Integration and Approximation -(Gen Ed)10
21-254Linear Algebra and Vector Calculus for Engineers11
21-260Differential Equations9
15-110Principles of Computing -(Gen Ed)10
or 15-112 Fundamentals of Programming and Computer Science
or 02-120 Programming for Scientists
33-141Physics I for Engineering Students -(Gen Ed)12
33-142Physics II for Engineering and Physics Students12
03-121Modern Biology9
Biomedical Engineering Courses (7 courses, 66 units)
42-101Introduction to Biomedical Engineering -First-year12
xx-xxx2nd Introduction to Engineering course, student’s choice12
42-202Physiology -Sophomore year; prereq: 03-121/03-1519
42-203Biomedical Engineering Laboratory -Sophomore year; prereq: 42-101, 03-121/03-1519
42-302Biomedical Engineering Systems Modeling and Analysis -Junior year; prereq: 06-262/18-202/21-2609
42-401Foundation of BME Design -Fall, Senior year; prereq: 42-1016
42-402BME Design Project -Spring, Senior year9
Electives (3 courses, 27 units minimum)

Choose 3 elective courses in BME tracks and/or ENG with prerequisites in consultation with the concentration advisor.

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