BE 4025 - Biomedical Engineering Design IV

1 lecture hours 2 lab hours 2 credits

Course Description
This is the final course in the biomedical engineering design series. In this course, students are expected to integrate subsystems to create a functional prototype of a biomedical device to address the original problem identified at the beginning of the sequence. Extensive system level verification tests are conducted and documented. The term culminates in public presentations of the final product. (prereq: successful completion of BE 4015 in winter term of the same academic year)

Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

Integrate subsystems into a functional prototype of a biomedical device
Recognize and discuss instances in the engineering design process in which ethical codes apply
Identify, perform, and document verification tests that assess the level to which a final prototype meets predetermined requirements
Communicate the outcomes of a design project in oral and written forms

Prerequisites by Topic

None

Course Topics

Verification testing and documentation

Laboratory Topics

System-level design and testing

Coordinator
Dr. Jeffrey LaMack

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BE 4025 - Biomedical Engineering Design IV