B.S. in Biomedical Engineering
This curriculum requires a minimum of 128 credit hours.
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| First Year |
| Fall |
CHEM-1100 |
Chemistry 1 |
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Intro. to Engineering Analysis |
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Calculus 1 |
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Intro. to BME1 |
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Hum. or Soc. Sci. Elective2 |
| Spring |
BIOL-1010 |
Intro. to Biology |
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Engineering Graphics and CAD |
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Calculus II |
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Physics I |
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Hum. or Soc. Sci. Elective2 |
| Second Year |
| Fall |
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Beginning C Prog. for Engrs. |
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Intro. to Differential Equations |
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Hum. or Soc. Sci. Elective2 |
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Physics II |
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Concentration I |
| Spring |
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Modeling for Biomedical Systems |
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Intro. to Engineering Design |
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Mod. & Analysis of Uncertainty |
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Concentration II |
| Third Year |
| Fall |
BIOL-4290 |
Human Physiological Systems |
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Concentration III |
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Concentration IV |
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Hum. or Soc. Sci. Elective2 |
| Spring |
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Advanced Systems Physiology |
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Concentration V |
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Concentration VI |
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Free Elective I4 |
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Professional Development II3 |
| Fourth Year |
| Fall |
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Bioengineering Lab |
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Concentration VII |
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Concentration VIII |
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Free Elective II4 |
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Free Elective III4 |
| Spring |
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BME Design5 |
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Professional Development III3 |
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Free Elective IV4 |
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Concentration IX |
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Hum. or Soc. Sci. Elective2 |
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| Footnotes: |
The total credit hours for the degree is 128-130 |
| An approved one-credit introductory engineering course may be replaced for BMED 1330 |
| Placement of humanities and social science electives can be varied
with free electives. The courses counted as free electives must show
a minimum of twelve (12) credit hours. |
| Professional Development II will be fulfilled from a published list
at the start of each semester and can be taken either semester. Professional
Development III can be taken either semester of the senior year. Professional
Development I is part of ENGR 2050. |
| The minimum total credit hours of free electives is twelve (12), with
no restrictions on the included number of 3 and 4 credit hour courses. |
| Capstone writing-intensive course. |
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| Undergraduate Class Advisors |
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| Class of 2009 |
Brunski/Ledet/Intes/Corr |
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Class of 2010 |
Brunski/Spilker |
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| Class of 2011 |
Vashishth/Ledet/Spilker |
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| Class of 2012 |
DePaola/Cooper/Dai/Thompson |
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| Note: |
Office hours are generally posted for each faculty, outside of their
offices. In the case that a conflict arises in arranging a time to
meet with your advisor, please feel free to contact Lorrie Citarella,
Coordinator of Student Affairs at 276-6547 or email at citarl@rpi.edu. |
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