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Goal of Interactive Learning
 The
Department of Biomedical Engineering uses a diversity of tools
to deliver curriculum, including class-room instruction, teaching-laboratory
instruction, individual research laboratory opportunities,
and, as you can see here, web based materials. The primary
goal of the program's use of web based materials is not to
replace the classroom or laboratory, but to augment them in
useful ways.
Uses
The web allows for a diversity of presentation styles, and
the program has used a wide variety of tools to involve students.
As you will see when you explore this site, the presentation
tools used include links to web sites - both local and worldwide,
interactive quizzes, links to JAVA applets, and interactive
multimedia laboratory experiences using moving pictures and
sound filmed in various research laboratories at the State
University of New York at Stony Brook.
Interactive Courses Offered:
BME
201 Bioengineering and Society
Lilianne Mujica-Parodi, Ph.D. instructor
Offering: Fall & Spring term, 3 credits
BME
212 BME Research Fundamentals
Stefan Judex, Ph.D. instructor
Offering: Spring term, 3 credits
BME
301 Bioelectricity
Emilia Entcheva, Ph.D. instructor
Offering: Spring term, 3 credits
BME
303 Biomechanics
Partap Khalsa, Ph.D. instructor
Offering: Fall term, 3 credits
BME
304 Genetic Engineering
Michael Hadjiargyrou, Ph.D. instructor
Offering: Spring semester, 3 credits
BME
401 Design in Biomedical Engineering
Offering: Spring term, 3 Credits
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