BMED 699 Master's Thesis
In the Master’s Thesis, the student is required to independently conduct original research-oriented work related to important biomedical engineering problems under the direct supervision of a main advisor, who must be a full-time faculty in the Biomedical Engineering Department, and at least one other full-time faculty who acts as co-advisor. The outcome of the research should demonstrate the synthesis of information into knowledge in a form that may be used by others and lead to publications in suitable journals/conferences. The student’s research findings must be documented in a formal thesis and defended through a viva voce examination. The student must register for a minimum of 9 credit hours of Master’s Thesis.
Corequisite
ENGR695
Offered
Fall Spring Summer