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Biomedical Engineering

NEW CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS (from Cohort AY2021/22 onwards) MC

COMMON CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS

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see Annex

Singapore Studies 4

Cultures and Connections 4

Communities and Engagement 4

Critique and Expression 4

Digital Literacy 4

Data Literacy 4

Design Thinking 4

Make

Space 4

Systems Thinking 4

rtificial Intelligence 4

Sustainable Futures 4

Creating Narratives 4

Project Management 4

Integrated Project 8

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 60

Engineering Core 20

MA1511 Engineering Calculus 2

CE2407

Uncertainty

nalysis fo

Engineers 2

CE2407B Introduction to Numerical Methods fo

Engineers 2

MA1513 Linea

lgebra with Differential Equations 2

EG2401

Engineering Professionalism

EG3611

Industrial

ttachment

equivalent) 10

Majo

Programme 40

BN1111 Biomedical Engineering Principles and Practice I 4

BN2111 Biomedical Engineering Principles and Practice II 4

BN2301 Biochemistry and Biomaterials fo

Bioengineers 4

BN2102 Bioengineering Data

nalysis 4

BN2201 Quantitative Physiology fo

Bioengineers 4

BN2204 Fundamentals o

Biomechanics 4

BN2403 Fundamentals o

Biosignals and Bioinstrumentation 4

BN3101

Biomedical Engineering Design 4

Technical Electives

–

see

nnex B 8

UNRESTRICTED ELECTIVES 40

Build You

Own Degree

TOTAL 160

Students enrolled in the Engineering Scholars Programme will read EG2101 Pathways to Engineering Leadership instead.

Engineering students may take up to 20 MCs of credit-bearing internships, of which up to 10 MCs can be used to fulfil the

major internship requirement and the remaining will be counted towards Unrestricted Electives. This limit does not apply to

students enrolled in the co-op degree programme.

Annex A: Catalogue of modules in the Common Curriculum

B.Eng.

Common Curriculum Pillar Basket of Modules

Singapore Studies

Students may read any module from the curated list

of modules as approved by the NUS General

Education Committee for this pillar.

Cultures and Connections

Students may read any module from the curated list

of modules as approved by the NUS General

Education Committee for this pillar.

Communities and

Engagement

Students may read any module from the curated list

of modules as approved by the NUS General

Education Committee for this pillar.

Critique and Expression ES2531 Critical Thinking and Writing

Digital Literacy CS1010% Programming Methodology (any variant)

Data Literacy GER1000 Quantitative Reasoning

Design Thinking DTK1234 Design Thinking

Maker Space EG1311 Design and Make

Systems Thinking IE2141 Systems Thinking and Dynamics

Artificial Intelligence EE2211 Introduction to Machine Learning

Sustainable Futures EG2501 Liveable Cities

Creating Narratives To be announced

Project Management PF1101 Fundamentals of Project Management

Integrated Project Complete 8 MC from the following list of modules:

 BN4101 B.Eng. Dissertation

 XFE4401 Integrated Honours Project

 EG4301 DCP Dissertation

 EG4301A Ideas to Start-up

The listing of modules is expected to grow and evolve over time, to suit curricular needs.

EG4301 is a 12 MC module that forms part of the Innovation and Design Second Major. Students taking this will fulfil the

Integrated Project pillar (8 MCs) and an additional 4 MCs of Unrestricted Electives.

Annex B

List of Technical Elective modules:

 BN2001 Independent Study

 BN3202 Musculo-Skeletal

Biomechanics

 BN3402 Bio-Analytical Methods in

Bioengineering

 BN3301 Introduction to

Biomaterials

 BN3501 Equilibrium & Kinetic

Bioprocesses

 BN4102 Gerontechnology in

Ageing

 BN4103 Assistive Technology for

Persons with Disability

 BN4109 Special Topics in

Bioengineering

 BN4202 Biofluids Dynamics

 BN4203 Robotics in Rehabilitation

 BN4301 Principles of Tissue

Engineering

 BN4402 Electrophysiology

 BN4403 Cellular Bioengineering

 BN4404

Biomicroelectromechanical

Systems-BioMEMs

 BN4406 Biophotonics and

Bioimaging

 BN4501 Engineering Biology

 BN4601 Intelligent Medical

Robotics

 BN4701 Serious Games

for Health

 BN5104 Quantitative Physiology

Principles in Bioengineering

 BN5201 Advanced Biomaterials

 BN5202 Advanced Tissue

Biomechanics

 BN5203 Advanced Tissue

Engineering

 BN5205 Computational

Biomechanics

 BN5207 Medical Imaging Systems

 BN5208 Biomedical Quality and

Regulatory Systems

 BN5209 Neurosensors and Signal

Processing

 BN5210 Biosensors & Biochips

 LSM2233 Cell Biology

 MB5105 Microfabrication for

Biologists

 PC2267 Biophysics I

 PC3267 Biophysics II

 PC4267 Biophysics III

 IE4240 Project Management

 ME3162 Manufacturing Processes

 MT2001 Experiencing Engineering

Leadership

 MT3001 Systems Thinking and

Engineering

 MT5001 IP Management

 MT5003 Creativity and Innovation

 MT5006 Strategic and New

Product Development

 MT5007 Management of

Technological Innovation