The minor in regenerative medicine consists of 18 credits and is intended for non biomedical engineering majors.
Course | Title | Hours |
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Required courses | ||
EGRB 111 | Introduction to Biological Systems in Engineering | 3 |
or BIOL 300 | Cellular and Molecular Biology | |
EGRB 209 | Applied Physiology for Biomedical Engineers | 4 |
or PHIS 206 | Human Physiology | |
Electives | 11-12 | |
Tissue Engineering | ||
Cellular Engineering | ||
Cell Mechanics and Mechanobiology 1 | ||
or EGRB 517 | Cell Mechanics and Mechanobiology | |
Regenerative Engineering and Medicine 1 | ||
or EGRB 512 | Regenerative Engineering and Medicine | |
Cellular and Molecular Engineering Techniques | ||
Biomaterials | ||
Special Topics (see adviser for approval) | ||
or EGRB 591 | Special Topics in Biomedical Engineering | |
Cellular Signal Processing 1 | ||
Manufacturing of Biomaterials 1 | ||
Special Topics in Engineering (may be used for up to three credits of research) 2 | ||
Total Hours | 18 |
1
These courses also count towards the accelerated M.S. program.
2
Biology, chemistry and physics majors may count an undergraduate research course if the topic is approved for regenerative medicine.