1. biomedical Engineering Presented by: Tasha McGloughlin

2. Top Schools for Biomedical Engineers • Johns Hopkins University • Georgia Tech • University of California • Duke • MIT

3. Courses Required for Biomedical Engr. • 580.111 Biomedical Modeling and DesignCRD:2 • 580.202 BME in the Real World CRD:1 • 580.321 Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics CRD:4 • 580.222  Biological Systems and Control CRD:4 • 580.223 Biological Models and Simulation with Matlab (ODEs and PDEs) CRD:4 • 580.421 Systems Bioengineering I: Cells and Cardiovascular Systems CRD:4 • 580.423 Systems Bioengineering  Lab I CRD:2 • 580.422 Systems Bioengineering II: Neural Systems CRD:4 • 580.424 Systems Bioengineering Lab II CRD: 2 • 580.425 Systems Bioengineering III: Genes to Organs CRD:4 • Total Core Credits: 35 • Other Requirments: • Computing CRD:3 • Humanities/S.S CRD: 18 • Physics CRD: 10 • Chemistry CRD: 12 • Math CRD: 24

4. Top Achievements in Biomedical Engr. Biomedical Engineering is a fairly new field within the engineering community, but it holds a lot of prospect in the future as technology keeps advancing on a daily basis. • Developed electrical pulse treatment for minimally invasive tumor removal without harming neighboring tissue, organs or blood vessels • X-Ray Machines • Prosthetic Limbs • Artificial Organs • Nano-Bots, that fight infections within the body.

5. BMES- Biomedical Engineering Society- International Genentech- West Coast of USA 23andMe - California Biomedical Video Professional organizations:

6. Top Employers of Biomedical Engineers Companies Salary Ranges • BioLink • AdvaMed (Advanced Medical Technology Association ) • Most General Hospitals • The average salary for biomedical engineers range between 37,000- 96,000$ as the national salary.

7. Negatives associated with the field: • Medical Health risks (Being exposed to hazards chemicals) • Lawsuits: • Low standard of materials • Product malfunctions • Product is easily damaged