What is Cellular Engineering?
Cellular Engineering involves the application of engineering principles to problems in cellular and molecular biology, particularly as they relate to human health. The goal of this track is to equip students with the quantitative tools necessary to understand, manipulate, and control cellular and sub-cellular processes for a range of biomedical applications, including those related to stem cells, tissue engineering, and regenerative medicine.
Course Map | Suggested Cellular Course Sequence 11/15/2019
Track Requisites | |
ENGR:2750
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Mechanics of Deformable Bodies |
BME:5421
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Cell Material Interactions |
BME:5430
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Biotransport |
BME:5435
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Systems Biology for BME |
Track Electives | |
Engineering Topics | |
BME:4310
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Computational Biochemistry (fall semester, even years) |
ECE:5480
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Digital Image Processing (formerly cross-listed as BME:5220) |
BME:5441
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Numerical and Statistical Methods for Bioengineering |
BME:5445 | Stem Cells in Regenerative Engineering |
BME:5451
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Research Methods in Cellular Engineering |
Other Suggestions | |
BME:5530 | Artificial Organs and Circulatory Implants Design |
ENGR:2510 | Fluid Mechanics |
ENGR:2710 | Dynamics |
ENGR:2720 | Materials Science |
ENGR:2730 | Computers in Engineering |
ME:5179
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Continuum Mechanics |
BIOL:1412
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Diversity of Form & Function |
CHEM:2210
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Organic Chemistry I |
CHEM:2220
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Organic Chemistry II |
CHEM:2410
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Organic Chemistry Lab |
BIOC:3110
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Biochemistry |
BIOC:3120
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Biochemistry and Molecular Biology I |
BIOC:3130
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Biochemistry and Molecular Biology II |
BIOL:2512
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Fundamental Genetics |
Note: At least two electives must be from the list of Engineering Topics
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Cellular Engineering Academic Advisors | |||
![]() James Ankrum |
![]() Michael Mackey |
![]() Edward Sander |
![]() Kristan Worthington |