Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. program (begun fall 2006)
Faculty members
|
Bang |
Sookie |
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Buck |
Gregory |
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Fong |
Hao |
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Foygel |
Mike |
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Hemmelman |
Brian |
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Kalanovic |
Vojislav |
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Kerk |
Carter |
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Korde |
Umesh |
(CHAIR) |
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Langerman |
Michael |
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Medlin |
Dana |
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Muci |
Karim |
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Puszynski |
Jan |
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Weiss |
John |
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Objectives of the Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. program
The
proposed M.S. and Ph.D. programs in Biomedical Engineering will achieve the
following:
Prepare and graduate students who can drive growth in
this emerging sector of the South Dakota economy
Provide graduate student support for several existing research centers including the Cardiovascular Research Institute, the Center for Research and Development of Light-activated Materials, and the Center for Accelerated Applications at the Nanoscale
Contribute to these centers by seeking funding through proposals to federal agencies and the private sector
Capitalize on the increasing interest in, and funding opportunities for, biomedical engineering research
Enhance and advance the educational tradition of SDSM&T and USD by developing focused biomedical applications, particularly in the area of biomaterials and their applications
Learning Outcomes of the Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. program
Students will graduate with a high level of competence in
the application and characterization of various forms of biomaterials,
the acquisition and processing of medical signals and images,
the computation and simulation of phenomena in biomechanical systems,
transferring their understanding of biomaterials, biomechanics, and signal processing to the creation of new applications
Doctoral students will graduate with a higher level of expertise in
transferring their understanding of one of the program focus areas -- biomaterials, computational biomedical engineering, or rehabilitation engineering/assistive technology to the creation of new applications
Additionally, doctoral students will possess a high level of expertise in their specialized area of research. This competency will be developed through focused research objectives which culminate in the doctoral dissertation.
Finally, graduates of the programs will also demonstrate
the ability to communicate effectively in written and oral presentations,
intellectual honesty when working with data and ideas,
the ability to make an original contribution to their fields.
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