Graduate Timetables
Click on the course code in the timetable to view descriptions. Course availability may change from year to year depending on instructor availability (e.g., some courses are only available in alternate years). All available graduate courses are shown below. If you have questions about educational content and/or accommodations, please contact the instructor(s).
Articles
- BME graduate curriculum structure
- Transcript grades and notations
- BME course enrollment limit
- BME policy on auditing of courses
- Course delivery modes
- Course add/drop deadlines
Frequently asked questions
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2023 Fall term
| Code | Title | Date1 | Time2 | Room | Instructor(s) | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BME1010* | Graduate Seminar (MASc) | T, R | 12:00-13:00 | See instructions | Instructions | |
| BME1011* | Graduate Seminar (PhD) | T, R | 12:00-13:00 | See instructions | Instructions | |
| BME1405** | Clinical Engineering Instrumentation I | W | 09:00-11:00 | BA2135 | Andrysek | Syllabus |
| BME1453 | Genomics and Synthetic Nucleic Acid Technologies | M | 15:00-17:00 | MY315 | Chou | |
| BME1454 | Regenerative Medicine: Fundamentals and Applications | M | 09:00-11:00 | BA-B026 | Gilbert | Syllabus |
| BME1466 | Advanced Topics on Magnetic Resonance Imaging | M | 10:00-12:00 | BA2179 | Cheng | Syllabus |
| BME1472 | Fundamentals of Neuromodulation Technology and Clinical Applications | M | 14:00-16:00 | MY430 | Yoo | |
| BME1473 | Acquisition and Processing of Bioelectric Signals | T | 11:00-13:00 | MY440 | Marquez-Chin | |
| BME1478 | Coding for Biomedical Engineers | W, R | --- | ASYNC | Garton | Thursday: material sent out, Wednesday: help sessions run all day; Lecture is ASYNC Syllabus |
| BME1500 | Topics in Neuromodulation | W | 16:00-18:00 | MY370 | Milosevic, Valiante | Contact CNMI; Syllabus |
| BME1560 | Artificial Intelligence for Biomedical Engineering | --- | --- | --- | Khan S. | Not offered; Syllabus for reference only. |
| BME1580 | Digital Technologies for Cardio-Respiratory Disorders | W | 09:00-11:00 | MY320 | Yadollahi | |
| BME1479* | Statistical Discovery Techniques for Biomedical Researchers | T, R | 10:00-12:00 | BA1240 | Audet | |
| BME1801** | Biomedical Product Development II | T | 10:00-14:00 | MY330 | Parker | |
| BME1520 | Engineering Systems: Preventing Injury and Illness | T | 11:00-13:00 | MY350 | Dutta | |
| BME1570 | Introduction to Digital Health | W | 13:00-15:00 | MY317 | Roshan-Fekr | |
| JPB1022 | Human Physiology as Related to Engineering Bioengineering II | --- | --- | --- | --- | Not offered |
| CHE1125 | Modelling and Optimization of Chemical/Biomedical Networks | --- | --- | --- | Mahadevan | Add course directly on ACORN |
| LMP1103 | Tissue Injury, Repair, and Regeration | --- | --- | --- | Kapoor, Viswanathan | Contact LMP This course weighs 0.25 FCE. BME students who take this course, must take another 0.25 FCE course to receive a total of 0.50 FCE. |
2024 Winter term
| Code | Title | Date1 | Time2 | Room | Instructor(s) | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BME1010* | Graduate Seminar (MASc) | T, R | 12:00-13:00 | See instructions | Instructions | |
| BME1011* | Graduate Seminar (PhD) | T, R | 12:00-13:00 | See instructions | Instructions | |
| BME1439** | Clinical Engineering Instrumentation II | R | 14:00-16:00 | IN312E | Andrysek | |
| BME1459 | Protein Engineering | F | 14:00-16:00 | MY480 | Truong | Syllabus |
| BME1462 | Biological Image Analysis | M | 15:00-17:00 | MY317 | Fernandez-Gonzalez | Syllabus |
| BME1471 | Rehabilitation Engineering | F | 10:00-12:00 | MY330 | Masani | Syllabus |
| BME1477* | Biomedical Engineering Project Design and Execution | M | 12:00-14:00 | MY380 | Franklin | Syllabus |
| BME1510 | Introduction to Data Science for Biomedical Engineers | W | 10:00-12:00 | MY380 | Kushki | |
| BME1540 | Designing and Testing Gaming Technologies for Rehabilitation | M | 13:00-15:00 | 2W625 | Biddiss | Course located at Holland Bloorview; Room is 5E100 on Jan. 15, 2024 |
| BME1550 | Regenerative Medicine: Science, Manufacturing and Regulations | W | 14:00-16:00 | MY317 | Vasconcelos, Viswanathan | Syllabus |
| BME1800** | Biomedical Product Development I | T | 10:00-13:00 | MY350 | Khan O. | |
| JEB1433 | Medical Imaging | R | 10:00-13:00 | MY480 | Nachman | |
| JEB1444 | Neural Engineering | R | 15:00-17:00 | GB120 | Bardakjian | Syllabus |
| JMB1050 | Biological and Bio-inspired Materials | W | 11:00-13:00 | MY315 | Sone | Syllabus |
| BME1460 | Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy: Theory and Application to Live Cell Imaging | --- | --- | --- | Rocheleau | Not offered |
| BME1802 | Biomedical Devices Human Factors | --- | --- | --- | Bouwmeester | Not offered; Syllabus for reference only. |
| DEN1081 | Bone Interfacing Implants | --- | --- | --- | TBA | Contact DEN |
| ECE1475 | Bio-Photonics | --- | --- | --- | TBA | Contact ECE |
| JCB1349 | Molecular Assemblies: Structure/Function/Properties | --- | --- | --- | Yip | Contact instructor for schedule |
| MIE1359 | Engineering Cell Biology and Micro-Nanoengineeered Platforms | --- | --- | --- | You | Contact MIE |
| CHE1334 | Organ-on-a-Chip Engineering | --- | --- | --- | Campbell | Add course directly on ACORN |
| MSC1006 | Neuroanatomy - Introduction to Anatomical Organization of the Brain | --- | --- | --- | Milosevic, Ibrahim | Add course directly on ACORN |
Important notices
Notes
1: Monday (M), Tuesday (T), Wednesday (W), Thursday (R), Friday (F)
2: Activity times reported using 24-hour format. All activities are conducted in local time for Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Course restrictions
**Restricted – Professional program (BME MEng) students only
* Restricted – Research program (BME PhD/MASc) students only
Priority enrolment
BME students have priority enrolment. General enrolment is available only if there is sufficient course capacity or if a student has explicit written permission from the instructor(s) to enroll.
Waitlists
Some courses may allow students to queue into a waitlist. Waitlisted students on ACORN will automatically be enrolled into their desired course (in priority sequence) if space should become available. Course limits are set by the respective course instructor(s). Whereas the Graduate Office cannot add students into courses that are full, students seeking accommodation and/or other consideration should contact the course instructor(s) for options (if any).