On-Campus Bioinformatics & Bioengineering Specialization Program
The bioinformatics electives of the bioinformatics/bioengineering specialization program prepares students with the background and skills to apply state-of-the-art computational and analytic technologies to manage and manipulate biological-related information. This includes but is not limited to tasks such as gene and protein sequence matching, gene finding, protein interactions, as well as analysis of data to help understand and predict biological processes and functions.
Bioengineering is a highly interdisciplinary field that calls upon knowledge and developments in molecular biology, biochemistry, microbiology, and neurosciences to the design and use of medical devices, diagnostic equipment, and other important medical needs. The bioengineering electives help prepare students with the application of some of the principles in engineering to address challenges in human health.
(List of Current Project & Thesis Activity)
Bioinformatics & Bioengineering Program of Study Form
Program of Study
| Bioinformatics & Bioengineering | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Curriculum Component | Dept | Course Number | Course Description (Units) | |
| Thesis Sequence Common Core Courses Required for all Emphases |
ENGR | 201 | Engineering Analysis (3) | |
| ENGR | 203 | Engineering Management (3) | ||
| ENGR | 281 | Project/Thesis Preparation (1) | ||
| ENGR | 299 | Master's Thesis - (2 2nd Sem) (3 3rd Sem) | ||
| Project Sequence Common Core Courses Required for all Emphases |
ENGR | 201 | Engineering Analysis (3) | |
| ENGR | 202 | Systems Engineering (3) | ||
| ENGR | 203 | Engineering Management(3) | ||
| ENGR | 281 | Project/Thesis Preparation (1) | ||
| ENGR | 298 | Engineering Project (2) | ||
| Concentration Core 3 Required All are 3 units |
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| Emphases Electives Choose 6 |
Core and Elective Courses for each Emphasis Elective Course Description (All are 3 units) | |||
| Bioinformatics | BIOL | 135 | BIOL 135 - Molecular Cell Biology | |
| BIOL | 177 | Physiology for Engineers | ||
| BIOL | 221 | BIOL 221 - Bioinformatics | ||
| CHEM | 130A | CHEM 130A - Biochemistry | ||
| CS | 123A | CS 123A - Bioinformatics 1 | ||
| CS | 123B | CS 123B - Bioinformatics 2 | ||
| CS | 223 | Bioinformatics | ||
| CHE | 293 | Applied Bioinformatics for Engineers | ||
| BIOL | 205 | Advanced Molecular Techniques | ||
| Bioengineering | BIOL | 135 | Molecular Cell Biology | |
| BIOL | 177 | Physiology for Engineers | ||
| BIOL | 205 | Advanced Molecular Techniques | ||
| BIOL | 210 | Molecular Mechanisms of Cellular Activation | ||
| BIOL | 221 | Bioinformatics | ||
| CHE | 158 | Kinetics and Reactor Design | ||
| CHE | 192 | Introduction to Biochemical Engineering | ||
| CHE | 194 | Biochemical Engineering Lab | ||
| CHE | 160B | Unit Operations II | ||
| CHEM | 231 | Advanced Biochemistry | ||
| CHEM | 235 | Biochemical Separation Methods | ||
| CHEM | 236 | Biophysical Methods | ||
| CHEM | 237 | Bioinorganic Chemistry | ||
| CHEM | 130A | Biochemistry | ||
| ENGR | 296R | Regulatory Aspects of Biotechnology (Course in Development) | ||
| ME | 267 | Engineering Biomechanics | ||

