1 credit
Fall 2026 Studio Lower Division
This course introduces the rapidly emerging field of biomedical engineering by exposing students to a wide range of research activities in the Weldon School and to a variety of experiential learning opportunities. Topics addressed include career paths, professional development opportunities, and career development skills including creating a plan of study, informational and job interviewing, writing a resume, technical writing, preparing effective oral presentations, and peer-editing.
Learning Outcomes1Construct a logical and articulate argument in written format from independent collection of information.
2Construct and deliver a logical and articulate oral presentation based on independent collection of information.
3Evaluate oral and/or written presentations for clarity and content.
4Identify and/or describe how biomedical engineering solutions affect society
5Identify multiple career pathways that are available to a biomedical engineer.
6Recognize opportunities that enhance professional career development.
7Recognize contemporary issues impacting biomedical engineering.
Restrictions
made by Purdue students.