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Bioengineering - Who are my Advisors?
Each student in Engineering is assigned two advisors. One is the Assistant/Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies, or ADUS, and they can answer questions about your course sequence, prerequisites for concentration courses, and many course-related questions. They are also knowledgeable...
Introduction to Biomedical Imaging and Systems
BE 128
2026 Spring
Linsey Moyer
Tuesday, Thursday
11:15am to 12:30pm
The course is designed as an introduction for students who want to gain both hands on training as well as an introduction to the physics and image reconstruction techniques involved in generating medical and scientific images. The course will introduce the fundamentals of the major imaging modalitie...
Tissue Engineering
BE 125
2026 Spring
David Mooney
Monday, Wednesday
3:45pm to 5:00pm
Fundamental engineering and biological principles underlying field of tissue engineering, along with examples and strategies to engineer specific tissues for clinical use. Students will prepare a paper in the field of tissue engineering, and participate in a weekly laboratory in which they will lear...
Advanced Tissue Engineering
ENG-SCI 230
2026 Spring
David Mooney
Monday, Wednesday
3:45pm to 5:00pm
Fundamental engineering and biological principles underlying field of tissue engineering, along with examples and strategies to engineer specific tissues for clinical use. Student design teams prepare a research proposal and participate in a weekly laboratory.
Medical Device Design
ENG-SCI 227
2026 Spring
Shriya Srinivasan, Conor Walsh
Monday, Wednesday
2:15pm to 3:30pm
Project-based course on the design of medical devices to address needs identified by hospital-based clinicians. Students work in teams with physicians to develop a novel device. The design process includes: needs finding; problem identification; prior art searches; strategy and concept generation; e...
Flavor Molecules of Food Fermentation: Exploration and Inquiry
ENG-SCI 24
2026 Spring
Pia Sorensen
Monday, Wednesday
1:30pm to 2:45pm
Microorganisms produce a diverse array of specialized small molecules as part of their metabolic processes. In this course we will study the production, properties, and characterization of these molecules through the lens of food fermentation. In particular, we will focus on the small molecules that...
Humanitarian Design Projects
ENG-SCI 105HFR
2025 Fall
Chris Lombardo
Tuesday
6:00pm to 7:15pm
Multi-year long team projects that provide an engineering experience working with partner communities on real-world problems. Projects provide exposure to problem definition, quantitative analysis, modeling, generation of creative solutions utilizing appropriate technology, engineering design trade-...
Innovation in Science and Engineering: Conference Course
ENG-SCI 139
2025 Fall
David Ricketts
Tuesday, Thursday
1:30pm to 2:45pm
This class integrates perspectives from leading innovators with collaborative practice and theory of innovation to teach and inspire you to be more innovative in your life and career. Our approach is to engage with leaders and learn their perspectives and align this with innovation sprints where you...
Water, Weather and Climate
ENG-SCI 233
2025 Fall
Kaighin McColl
Monday, Wednesday
4:30pm to 5:45pm
This course provides a graduate-level introduction to the global hydrologic cycle and relevant terrestrial and atmospheric processes. It covers the concepts of water and energy balance; atmospheric radiation, composition and circulation; precipitation formation; evaporation and vegetation transpirat...
Professional Writing for Scientists and Engineers
ENG-SCI 297
2026 Spring
Jenny Hoffman, Suzanne Smith
Wednesday
3:00pm to 5:00pm
This class leads students to develop their skills in the critical reading and writing of science and engineering. Genres will include research articles, grant proposals, school/fellowship/job applications, or lay abstracts & press releases for the non-scientific public. Crucially, students will ...
Engineering Problem Solving and Design Project
ENG-SCI 96
2025 Fall
David Mooney
Monday, Wednesday
9:45am to 12:30pm
Semester-long team-based project providing experience working with clients on complex multi-stakeholders real problems. Course provides exposure to problem definition, problem framing, qualitative and quantitative research methods, modeling, generation and co-design of creative solutions, engineerin...
Professional Writing for Scientists and Engineers
ENG-SCI 297
2025 Fall
Suzanne Smith, Daniel Needleman
Thursday
3:00pm to 5:00pm
This class leads students to develop their skills in the critical reading and writing of science and engineering. Genres will include research articles, grant proposals, school/fellowship/job applications, or lay abstracts & press releases for the non-scientific public. Crucially, students will ...
Methodologies in Design Engineering
ENG-SCI 298R
2025 Fall
Fawwaz Habbal, Kit Parker
Friday
9:00am to 11:45am
This is a seminar course focused on design thinking, analysis, planning, and executing the development of engineered systems. Weekly meetings will include discussions and assigned readings of case studies and examples of the systems surrounding the developing technical system. Organizing and executi...
Cellular Engineering
BE 121
2026 Spring
Kit Parker
Tuesday, Thursday
9:45am to 11:00am
This is a combined introductory graduate/upper-level undergraduate course that focuses on examining modern techniques for manipulating cellular behavior and the application of these techniques to problems in the biomedical and biotechnological arenas. Applications in drug discovery, regenerative med...
Advanced Cellular Engineering
ENG-SCI 222
2026 Spring
Kit Parker
Tuesday, Thursday
9:45am to 11:00am
This is a combined introductory graduate/upper-level undergraduate course that focuses on examining modern techniques for manipulating cellular behavior and the application of these techniques to problems in the biomedical and biotechnological arenas. Applications in drug discovery, regenerative med...
Introduction to Bioelectronics
BE 129
2026 Spring
Jia Liu
Monday, Wednesday
12:45pm to 2:00pm
This course introduces bioelectronics and its applications in neuroscience, neuroengineering, cardiology, wearable technology, and so on. The focus is on the basic principles of bioelectricity, biochemistry, and physiological behaviors of biological systems and how to design electronic tools to prec...