Undergraduate Program - Computer Engineering - Biomedical Option (outdated)

In addition to the Engineering Core (highlighted in blue), the Computer Engineering Core (highlighted in orange), Specialization courses and electives, the Biomedical Option requires completion of an additional 6.5 units of courses as follows (highlighted in purple):

BIOL 225 - Principles of Cell Biology
EPHE 141 - Introductory Human Anatomy
ELEC 335 - Biosensors and Instrumentation
PHYS 432 - Medical Physics
Physics web course (0.5 unit) to provide necessary pre-requisite for PHYS 432

Note:

Students in this option must take BIOL 190A as their Science Elective and ELEC 435 as a Technical Elective.

Students must apply to be accepted into this option normally during Term 1B.

Admission to this option requires completion of Biology 11 and is subject to enrolment limitations.

This option is offered subject to resources.

Course Schedule

B.Eng. in Computer Engineering with Biomedical Option - Systems Engineering Specialization (**Sept. 2010**)
TERM 1A Fall	TERM 1B Spring	TERM 1C Summer	TERM 2A Fall	C O O P 1	TERM 2B Summer	C O O P 2	TERM 3A¹ Spring	C O O P 3	TERM 3B Fall	C O O P 4	TERM 4A Summer	C O O P 5	TERM 4B Spring
CSC 111	CHEM 150	BIOL 190A	CENG 255		BIOL 225		CSC 225		CENG 355		CENG 441		CENG 450
ENGR 020¹	ENGR 120	CENG 241	ELEC 200		ELEC 220		ELEC 300		CENG 460		CENG 499²		CENG 455
ENGR 110	ENGR 141	CENG 245	ELEC 216		ELEC 250		ELEC 310		CSC 360		ELEC 395		CENG 499²
MATH 100	MATH 101	CSC 115	MATH 200		ELEC 260		ELEC 320		ELEC 350		ELEC 435		CSC 349A
MATH 110	PHYS 125	ENGR 297	MATH 201		STAT 254		ELEC 330		ELEC 360		SENG 321		PHYS 432
PHYS 122			EPHE 141				ELEC 335		ENGR 280		Technical Elective(s)³		Technical Elective³
PHYS 122			EPHE 141				ELEC 335		ENGR 280		Technical Elective(s)³		1 Complementary Studies Elective⁴
Plus a physics web course (0.5 unit) to provide necessary pre-requisite for PHYS 432.
Plus ENGR 446 Technical Report to be registered in term preceding the final term of their program (academic or work term). This is part of the engineering core.
Students normally must successfully complete ENGR 020 (Introduction to Professional Practice) before undertaking their first work term. CENG/ELEC 499 to be taken only once either in Term 4A or 4B. CENG/ELEC 499 may be replaced by ENGR 400 with the permission of the Department Chair. Students taking the Systems Engineering Specialization must take a total of two Technical Electives from List 1. A Complementary Studies Elective course dealing with central issues in humanities or social sciences, as required by CEAB guidelines for complementary studies, and as approved by the Faculty of Engineering's BEng Programs Committee. A current list of acceptable replacement courses may be obtained from the BEng Office or online.

B.Eng. in Computer Engineering with Biomedical Option - Software Engineering Specialization (**Sept. 2010**)
TERM 1A Fall	TERM 1B Spring	TERM 1C Summer	TERM 2A Fall	C O O P 1	TERM 2B Summer	C O O P 2	TERM 3A¹ Spring	C O O P 3	TERM 3B Fall	C O O P 4	TERM 4A Summer	C O O P 5	TERM 4B Spring
CSC 111	CHEM 150	BIOL 190A	CENG 255		BIOL 225		CSC 225		CENG 355		CENG 499		CENG 455
ENGR 020¹	ENGR 120	CENG 241	ELEC 200		ELEC 220		ELEC 300		CENG 460		ELEC 395		CSC 349A
ENGR 110	ENGR 141	CENG 245	ELEC 216		ELEC 250		ELEC 310		CSC 360		ELEC 435		CSC 370
MATH 100	MATH 101	CSC 115	MATH 200		ELEC 260		ELEC 330		ELEC 350 or 360		SENG 422		PHYS 432
MATH 110	PHYS 125	ENGR 297	MATH 201		STAT 254		ELEC 335		ENGR 280		SENG 426		SENG 462
PHYS 122			EPHE 141				SENG 321		SENG 330		Technical Elective²		1 Complementary Studies Elective³
Plus a physics web course (0.5 unit) to provide necessary pre-requisite for PHYS 432.
Plus ENGR 446 Technical Report to be registered in term preceding the final term of their program (academic or work term). This is part of the engineering core.
Students normally must successfully complete ENGR 020 (Introduction to Professional Practice) before undertaking their first work term. Students taking the Software Engineering Specialization must take one Technical Elective from List 1 A Complementary Studies Elective course dealing with central issues in humanities or social sciences, as required by CEAB guidelines for complementary studies, and as approved by the Faculty of Engineering's BEng Programs Committee. A current list of acceptable replacement courses may be obtained from the BEng Office or online.