BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Course Title Lower Division Courses:

MAT 21A MAT 21B MAT 21C MAT 21D MAT 22A MAT 22B CHE 2A CHE 2B CHE 2C PHY 9A PHY 9B PHY 9C ENG 6 ENG 17 BIS 2A

2012-2013

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Prerequisites
Mathematics Placement Required MAT 21A MAT 21B MAT 21C

Calculus Calculus Calculus Vector Analysis Linear Algebra Differential Equations General Chemistry General Chemistry General Chemistry Classical Physics Classical Physics Classical Physics Eng. Problem Solving Circuits I Biology: Essentials of Life on Earth Organic Chemistry: Brief Course Organic Chemistry: Brief Course O Chem Health/Life Sciences O Chem Health/Life Sciences O Chem Health/Life Sciences Introduction to BME Fundamentals of Bioengineering

9 units of college math, ENG 6 or MAT 22AL (concurrent) or knowledge of Matlab

MAT 21C, MAT 22A or MAT 67 Chemistry & Math Placement Required CHE 2A or CHE 2AH CHE 2B or CHE 2BH MAT 21B PHY 9A, MAT 21C, MAT 21D (concurrent) PHY 9B, MAT 21D, MAT 22A (concurrent) MAT 21A (C-), MAT 21B (C-) (concurrent) none

PHY 9C (C-), MAT 22A (C-), MAT 22B (concurrent)

Organic Chemistry Courses: Select either CHE 8 series or CHE 118 series (required for Pre-Med).
CHE 8A CHE 8B CHE 118A CHE 118B CHE 118C BIM 1 BIM 20
CHE 2B (C) CHE 8A or CHE 118A CHE 2C (C-) CHE 118A CHE 118B

Biomedical Engineering Lower Division:

None CHE 2B, PHY 9B, MAT 21D

*Only 2 units of credit if ECH 51, ENG105 previously taken.

Biomedical Engineering Upper Division: Select either BIM 116 or NPB 101 (Pre-Med, Biomechanics).
BIM 116 NPB 101 BIM 105 BIM 106 BIM 107 BIM 108 BIM 109 BIM 110L BIM 110A BIM 110B BIM 111
Physiology for Biomedical Engineers Systemic Physiology Probability and Statistics for BME Biotransport Phenomena Math Methods for Bio. Systems Biomedical Signals and Control Biomaterials BME Senior Design Lab BME Senior Design Experience BME Senior Design Experience Biomedical Instrumentation Lab

*No credit given if EEC 150A previously taken ** Only 2 units of credit if EME 171 previously taken

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BIS 2A, MAT 22B, PHY 9C BIS 2A, CHE 2B, PHY 9C recommended MAT 21D NPB 101 or equiv, PHY 9B, MAT 22B, BIM 20 (C-) ENG 6, MAT 22B, BIM 20 ENG 6, ENG 17, MAT 22B (C-), BIM 106 BIM 107, BIM 108, BIM 109 BIM 110L BIM 110A

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BIM 105, 107, 108; ENG 100 or EEC 100; NPB 101 or equiv. .

Upper Division Engineering Courses: Select ENG 100 or EEC 100 (Imaging).
ENG 100 EEC 100 ENG 105 ENG 190
Electronic Circuits and Systems Circuits II Thermodynamics Prof. Responsibilities of Engineers

Science Electives: 8 units. Choose from courses below or any upper division CHE, PHY or Biological Sciences, excluding
courses for GE social science credit. 2 units from CHE 118AB can be applied. Modern Physics PHY 9D 4 F S PHY 9C, MAT 22A, MAT 22B (concurrent) Biology: Princ. of Ecology & Evolution BIS 2A (C-) BIS 2B 5 FWS Biology: Biodiversity & Tree of Life BIS 2B (C-) BIS 2C 5 FWS Quantitative Cell Biology BIM 102 4 F BIS 2A, PHY 9B, MAT 22B, CHE 8B

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ENG 17 (C-) ENG 17 (C-) MAT 22B (C-), PHY 9B (C-) Upper division standing

2 extra units of EEC 100 count as EE units.

* (C-): Must complete the pre-requisite with a grade of a C- or better

BIM 161A BIM 161L

*Only 2 units of credit if BIS 104 or MCB 143 previously taken

Biomolecular Engineering Biomolecular Engineering Lab

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BIS 2A, CHE 8B BIM 161A or BIS 101

Engineering Electives: 20 units. Choose any graded upper division BIM course (except BIM 102, 161A, 161L which
are science electives) or choose from the Supplemental list. 2 units from EEC 100 can be applied. .a Offered alternating years.iOffered irregularly. Check with advisor.

BIM Courses BIM 117 BIM 118 BIM 126 BIM 140 BIM 141 BIM 142 BIM 143 BIM 151 BIM 152 BIM 162 BIM 163 BIM 173 BIM 189A BIM 189C BIM 189C BIM 199

Analysis of Molecular and Cellular Networks Microelectromechanical Systems(MEMS)

Tissue Mechanics Protein Engineering Cell and Tissue Mechanics Principles and Practices of Biomedical Imaging Biomolecular Systems Engineering: Synthetic Biology Mechanics of DNA Molecular Control of Biosystems
Intro to the Biophysics of Molecules & Cells

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MAT 22A (C-), BIS 2A (C-) CHE 2A; ENG 100 or EEC 100 EXB 103, or ENG 45 or equivalent BIS 2A, CHE 8B PHY 9C, ENG 35 or equivalent PHY 9D, MAT 22B, BIM 108 (concurrent) BIS 2A, CHE 8A or equiv., MAT 16C or equiv. BIS 2A, MAT 22B BIS 2A, PHY 9B, MAT 22B MAT 22B, PHY 9C MAT 22B (C-), BIM 116 or equivalent BIM 106 (C-) and BIM 109 (C-) BIM 106 (C-) and BIM 109 (C-)

Bioelectricity, Biomechanics, and Signaling Systems Cell and Tissue Engineering Principles and Applications of Biological Sensors (Revzin)

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Aspects of Medical Device Design, Manufacturing and Operations (Chigazola)

Upper division standing BIM 116 or NPB 101 or consent of instructor Consent of instructor None
PHY 9A(C-), MAT 21D(concurrent), ENG 6 recommended

Supplemental List.
ENG 4 ENG 35 ENG 45 ENG 102 ENG 103 ENG 104 ENG 104L ENG 106 EAD 165 EAD 166 EAD 167 EBS 128 EBS 130

Clinical Applications for Biomedical Device Design (Tran) Advanced Lab Research Eng. Graphics in Design (AutoCAD) Statics Properties of Materials Dynamics Fluid Mechanics Mechanics of Materials Mechanics of Materials Lab Engineering Economics Statistical and Quantum Optics Lasers and Nonlinear Optics Fourier Optics Biomechanics and Ergonomics Modeling of Dynamic Processes in Biological Systems Bioinstrumentation and Control Rheology of Biological Materials Fluid Mechanics Biochem/ChemE Rheology and Polymer Processing Chemical Engineering Lab Chemical Engineering Lab Fundamentals of Biomanufacturing Biochemical Eng Fundamentals Bioseparations Bioprocess Engineering Laboratory
Intro to Colloid and Surface Phenomena

MAT 21C (C-), CHE 2A (C-) ENG 35 (C-), MAT 22B (C-) ENG 35 (C-), MAT 22B, ENG 102 (concurrent) ENG 35 (C-), MAT 22B (C-) ENG 104 Upper Division Standing CHE 110A, EEC 130B EAD 165 PHY 104A, EEC 130B ENG 102, BIM 105 with consent of instructor MAT 22B (C-), ENG 6 or ECS 30, EBS 75

EBS 165 EBS 175 ECH 141 ECH 144 ECH 155A ECH 155B ECH 160 ECH 161A ECH 161B ECH 161L ECH 170 ECS 124 EEC 110A EEC 110B EEC 118 EEC 130A EEC 130B EEC 140A EEC 140B EEC 150A EEC 150B EEC 151 EEC 157A EEC 157B

Theory & Practice of Bioinformatics Electronic Circuits I Electronic Circuits II Digital Integrated Circuits Electromagnetics I Introductory Electromagnetics II Principles of Device Physics I Principles of Device Physics II Intro to Signals and Systems I Intro to Signals and Systems II Instrum. Interfacing, Signals & Sys. Control Systems Control Systems

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ENG 100 ENG 103 or ECH 150A ECH 140 and ECH 51(concurrent) ECH 141 ECH 141, 142, 143(concurrent), upper div English ECH 143(concurrent), ECH 155A, upper div. English MCB 102, BIS 102 or ABI 102 CHE 128A, MAT 22B, MIC 102 (or consent) ECH 143
ECH 161A and 161B; or VEN 186; or BIS 103 and MCB 120L

CHE 110A ENG 6, BIS 2A, BIM 105 with consent of instructor EEC 100, EEC 140A EEC 110A EEC 110A, EEC 180A MAT 21D, PHY 9D, ENG 17 EEC 130A ENG 17, PHY 9D EEC 140A ENG 6 (concurrent), EEC 100 EEC 150A or BIM 108 with consent of instructor EEC 100, EEC 150A, EEC 180A EEC 150A or BIM 108 with consent of instructor EEC 157A

EEC 160 EME 50 EME150A EME 150B EME 151 EME 152 EME 154 EME 165 EME 171 EME 172 EMS 147 EMS 160 EMS 162 EMS 162L EMS 164 EMS 172 EMS 172L EMS 174 EMS 174L EMS 180 EMS 181 EMS 182

Signal Analysis & Communications Manufacturing Processes Mechanical Design Mechanical Design Statistical Methods in Design/Manu. Computer-Aided Mechanism Design Mechatronics Heat Transfer Analysis, Simulation and Design of Mechatronic Systems Automatic Control Eng. Systems
Principles of Polymer Materials Science

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EEC 150A or BIM 108 with consent of instructor ENG 4 (C-), PHY 9A, restricted
ENG 45, EME 50(concurrent) and ENG 104 (C-), restricted

EME 150A, restricted EME 107B, EME 150A restricted in change ENG 6 and ENG 102 restricted in change ENG 100, ENG 102 and EME 50 restricted in change ENG 6 (C-), ENG 103, ENG 105 restricted in change ENG 100, 102, upper div standing, restricted in change ENG 100, EME 171, restricted in change CHE 2B; CHE 8B or ENG 45, Intro Physics ENG 45, CHE 2C, PHY 9B, MAT 22B
ENG 45, MAT 22A, 22B, PHY 9B

Other Requirements: Lower Division Composition: Select one from the following 4-unit courses.

Thermodynamics of Materials Processes and Phase Stability Structure and Characterization of Engineering Materials Structure and Characterization of Materials Laboratory Rate Processes in Materials Science Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Properties of Materials Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Properties Laboratory Mechanical Behavior of Materials Mechanical Behavior Laboratory Materials in Engineering Design Materials Processing Failure Analysis

EMS 162-recommend concurrent enrollment ENG 45 and EMS 160 ENG 45 or CHE 110A or PHY 9D, ENG 6 recommended EMS 172-recommend concurrent enrollment ENG 45 and EMS 162, EMS 164 recommended EMS 174-recommend concurrent enrollment ENG 45; ENG 105 or EMS 160 ENG 45; ENG 105, EEC 140A or EMS 164 ENG 45 and EMS 174-in change

UWP 1 (Expository Writing), ENL 3 (Intro to Literature), COM 1 (Ancient World), COM 2 (Middle Ages & Enlightenment, COM 3 (Modern Crisis), COM 4 (Contemporary), NAS 5 (Intro to Native American Literature)

UWP 101, 102A B E or G, 104 A B C D E F or T Exam: http://writing.ucdavis.edu/programs-and-services/upper-division-composition-exam-information/upper-divisioncomposition-exam-information

Upper Division Composition: Select one from the following 4-unit courses or pass the exam.

Communication: CMN 1 (Intro to Public Speaking) 4 units General Education: GE 2 or GE 3 depending on admit term. Check with advisor.