The required core curriculum includes a strong foundation in biological and biochemical sciences integrated with engineering throughout the entire core. In the freshman year, students should complete freshman biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus. In the sophomore year, students should complete their science foundation courses: Genetics, Thermodynamics, Organic Chemistry, Differential Equations, Computer Science & Programming, and an Introductory Biological Engineering Lab.
Students who wish to pursue the BE SB should plan to complete the sophomore fall term subject 20.110J/2.772J Thermodynamics of Biomolecular Systems or the spring term subject 2.111J/7.10J Physical Chemistry of Biomolecular Systems. Students should also take Differential Equations by the end of sophomore year, and complete the required programming subject in either fall or spring of sophomore year. The curriculum for spring term of sophomore year also includes an introductory biological engineering laboratory subject that provides context for the lecture subjects and provides a strong foundation for undergraduate research in biological engineering through UROP or summer internships.
The advanced subjects required in sophomore, junior and senior years introduce additional engineering skills in lecture and laboratory subjects and culminate in a senior design project. All subjects have a theme of molecular-to-systems level analysis, design, and synthesis and include a strong integration with biology fundamentals.
Advanced subjects also include a range of restricted electives that allow students to develop more advanced expertise in the various thematic areas. Many of the advanced subjects are jointly taught with other departments in the School of Engineering or School of Science and may fulfill degree requirements in other programs.
The required core curriculum includes a strong foundation in biological and biochemical sciences integrated with engineering throughout the entire core. In the freshman year, students should complete freshman biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus. In the sophomore year, students should complete their science foundation courses: Genetics, Thermodynamics, Organic Chemistry, Differential Equations, Computer Science & Programming, and an Introductory Biological Engineering Lab.Students who wish to pursue the BE SB should plan to complete the sophomore fall term subject 20.110J/2.772J Thermodynamics of Biomolecular Systems or the spring term subject 2.111J/7.10J Physical Chemistry of Biomolecular Systems. Students should also take Differential Equations by the end of sophomore year, and complete the required programming subject in either fall or spring of sophomore year. The curriculum for spring term of sophomore year also includes an introductory biological engineering laboratory subject that provides context for the lecture subjects and provides a strong foundation for undergraduate research in biological engineering through UROP or summer internships.The advanced subjects required in sophomore, junior and senior years introduce additional engineering skills in lecture and laboratory subjects and culminate in a senior design project. All subjects have a theme of molecular-to-systems level analysis, design, and synthesis and include a strong integration with biology fundamentals.
Advanced subjects also include a range of restricted electives that allow students to develop more advanced expertise in the various thematic areas. Many of the advanced subjects are jointly taught with other departments in the School of Engineering or School of Science and may fulfill degree requirements in other programs.
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