Bioengineering Modeling, Analysis and Design Laboratory II

1 Course Unit

BE 3100 is a one course-unit laboratory course on the design of technology to measure and control biological systems. The course is divided into four modules: (i) microfluidics for point of care diagnostics, (ii) synthetic biology for predicting cellular behavior, (iii) electronics and signal analysis of bioelectrical signals, and (iv) bioanalytical spectroscopy for low-cost diagnostics. Each module will have two components: (i) a series of structured learning exercises to teach key concepts and methods of the topic that we are studying, and (ii) a design challenge, in which the understanding gained in the first component is used to design a solution to an open ended bioengineering challenge. Spring Prerequisite: (ENGR 1050 OR CIS 1200 OR CIS 1210) AND (PHYS 0141 OR PHYS 0151) AND (MATH 2400 OR ENM 2400) AND BE 2000 AND BE 2200 AND BE 2700 AND AND BE 3010 AND (ENM 3750 OR ENGR 3440 OR STAT 4310) 1 Course Unit