COE Graduate Progress Tracker
BME Course List & Class Schedules
To see what courses are offered by the department, as well as when and who teaches them, check out the BME Course List page. To see the class schedules for various semesters, check out the BME Class Schedules Page.
Click here to view core courses for the graduate program.
Graduate Handbook
Fall 2020 Course Information
This semester, our courses have different elements in a mix of in-person and online delivery so we created this table to help explain the options. Classes organized by Canvas means that students will have to select options via the course Canvas page and not the formal UofU schedule. Please check your Canvas page as soon as it is available and contact the instructor with questions.
Course # | Title | Lecture schedule/plan | Organize by schedule or Canvas | Lab schedule/plan | Organize by schedule or Canvas |
6081 | BioInnovate | 1) In-person and on-line lectures 2) In-person labs |
Schedule | 1) 2/week (M) In person lab | Schedule and then split into two groups |
6181 | Clinical Problem Solving | 1) In-person and on-line lectures | Schedule | ||
6305 | Cell & Tissue Eng II | 1) In-person lectures: attendance optional 2) Lectures will be recorded and uploaded for subsequent viewing |
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6440 | Neural Engineering | 1) Online lecture material: asynchronous 2) Synchronous meetings during class time slots 3) Attendance, either in person or via Zoom, is required |
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6470 | Neural Engineering Research Group | 1) IVC Seminars: synchronous 2) Attendance required |
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6640 | Image Processing | 1) IVC: synchronous 2) Attendance required |
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6810 | Image Analysis Seminar | 1) IVC: synchronous 2) Attendance required |
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6900 | Data Sci for BMEs | 1) IVC: synchronous 2) Attendance required |
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7210 | Comp Biomechanics | 1) Online, synchronous lectures (IVC) 2) 2x/week, TUE, THU |
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7320 | 3D Reconstruction | 1) IVC Lectures: synchronous 2) Attendance required |
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Misconduct Policies for Biomedical Engineering Students
This document describes the policies and procedures used by the Department of Biomedical Engineering relating to academic misconduct of any student enrolled in a Biomedical Engineering course (e.g., Biomedical Engineering 1010) or any course that is cross-listed with a Biomedical Engineering course (e.g., NEUSC 6050). This policy is in effect starting November 2, 2018, for courses starting in Spring Semester, 2019 and thereafter. Please download the latest version here.
Model Timelines for Program Completion
Forms
- Change Supervisory Committee
- Establish Supervisory Committee (M.S.)
- Report Program of Study (M.S.)
- Report Final Oral Exam (M.S.)
- Establish Supervisory Committee (Ph.D.)
- Preliminary Program of Study (Ph.D.)
- Research Proposal & Exam(Ph.D.)
- Seminar Presentation Form (Ph.D.)
- Final Program of Study (Ph.D.)
- Final Exam Defense – Defense Form (Ph.D.)