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MINOR IN ARCHITECTURE
1. Studio course (choose one from the
following):
ARCH V1020: Introduction to
architectural design and
visual culture
3.0 points
ARCH V3101:
Arch representation: abstraction 4.0 points
ARCH V3103:
Arch representation: perception 4.0 points
2–4. History/theory courses (see Note below)
5. Elective course (must be either an
approved second design studio or an additional
history/theory course)
Note: A list of the approved history/theory
courses is available at the departmental
office each semester.
MINOR IN ART HISTORY
1–7. Seven courses in art history, covering
four of the following areas: (a) ancient
Mediterranean, (b) medieval Europe, (c)
Renaissance and baroque, (d) 18th, 19th,
and 20th century, and (e) non-Western.
MINOR IN BIOMEDICAL
ENGINEERING
The Biomedical Engineering program
offers a minor in one of three tracks: (I)
cellular engineering, (II) biomechanics,
and (III) biomedical imaging. Students
who wish to get a minor in biomedical
engineering should take the core BME
requirements, as well as select courses
from one of the three tracks, described
below. Participation in the minor is
subject to the approval of the major
program adviser.
Core BME Requirements
1. BIOL C2005: Introductory biology, I 4.0 points
2. BMEN E4001:
Quantitative physiology, I
3.0 points
or
BMEN E4002:
Quantitative physiology, II 3.0 points
I. CELL AND TISSUE ENGINEERING TRACK
3. CHEN E3010: Chemical engineering
thermodynamics
4.0 points
or
BMEN E4210: Thermodynamics
of biological systems
4.0 points
4. BMEN E4501:
Tissue engineering, I
3.0 points
5. BMEN E4502:
Tissue engineering, II
3.0 points
6. One from the following courses:
BMEN E3320:
Fluid biomechanics
3.0 points
BMEN E4570: Science and engineering
of body fluids
3.0 points
ECBM E3060: Introduction to
genomic information
3.0 points
CHEN E3110:
Transport phenomena, I
4.0 points
CHEN E4700: Principles of
genomic technologies
3.0 points
MSAE E3103:
Elements of materials science 3.0 points
II. BIOMECHANICS TRACK
3. BMEN E4300:
Solid biomechanics
3.0 points
4. BMEN E3320:
Fluid biomechanics
3.0 points
5–6. Two from the following course groups:
ENME E3113:
Mechanics of solids
3.0 points
ENME E3161:
Fluid mechanics
4.0 points
or
MECE E3100: Introduction to
mechanics of fluids
3.0 points
MECE E3301:
Thermodynamics
3.0 points
or
MSAE E3111:
Thermodynamics, kinetic theory,
and statistical mechanics 3.0 points
III. BIOMEDICAL IMAGING TRACK
3. BMEN E4894:
Biomedical imaging
3.0 points
4–5. Two from the following courses:
BMEN E4430: Principles of
magnetic resonance imaging 3.0 points
BMEN E4400:
Wavelet applications in biomedical
image and signal processing 3.0 points
BMEN E4898:
Phototonics
3.0 points
BMEN E4410: Ultrasound in
diagnostic imaging
3.0 points
BMEN E4420: Biomedical signal processing
and signal modeling
3.0 points
6. One from the following courses:
ELEN E3801:
Signals and systems
3.0 points
ELEN E4810:
Digital signal processing
3.0 points
ELEN E4830:
Digital image processing
3.0 points
MINOR IN CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
Of the six courses required, at least
three must have the CHEN, CHEE,
or CHAP designator:
1. CHEN E3100:
Material and energy balances 4.0 points
2. CHEN E3010: Principles of chemical
engineering thermodynamics 4.0 points
or
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