ECEN 333: At the Interface of Engineering and Life Sciences

Electrical & Computer Engineering Texas A & M University-College Station 3.0 credits

Course Description

Credits 3.
3 Lecture Hours.Broad overview of electrical and computer engineering principles applied to various areas of life sciences; medical imaging and biomedical signal processing; micro/nano devices and systems; computational biology and genomic signal processing; recent trends in interfacing engineering and life science that address emerging grand challenge problems in health, bio-energy and bio-security; taught in a team approach.Prerequisites:Grade of C or better inECEN 214; junior or senior classification.

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