Research Thesis in Biomedical Engineering

6 credits · Undergraduate Programs

A two-term research project in an area of interest, directed by a supervisor (project advisor/faculty member). Includes a lecture component covering the scientific process, ethics, review of literature, and writing scientific proposals and manuscripts. The course culminates with a written thesis and presentation. Projects may involve experimental, analytic or computer modelling studies. Prerequisite(s): Third-year or higher standing in Schulich School of Engineering. Antirequisite(s): Credit for Biomedical Engineering 503 and either 500 or 501 will not be allowed. Note: To participate in this course, students must secure a supervisor. Students may approach the Department Head or Instructor for assistance if they do not have a supervisor by the start of classes. Students without a supervisor will be removed from the course.