Minor Courses

The study of biology spans from the atomic scale to ecosystems. In the BSBE minor, students may choose from a basket of courses that cover two broad themes at the level of structure and function: (1) molecules and cells, and (2) systems such as tissues and organs. Courses explore basic topics leading to an understanding of function and dysfunction, and possible interventions for dysfunction. Engineering approaches for manipulating biological systems are discussed in both the themes. The breadth of the courses results in a scenario where interested students can choose courses that focus on fundamental or translational topics, or a mix of both.

UG alumni who have done a BSBE minor have gone on to pursue research all over the world in areas that involve biology, overlapping with their core engineering discipline.

Minor Courses running in Spring Semester 2024-25
Course CodeCourse NameInstructor NameSlot
BB 400Molecular BiophysicsPVB1
BB 411Molecular Cell BiologySRS12
BB427Introduction to Neural EngineeringNT11
BB 503Genetic EngineeringSKumar6
BB 610Biomedical microsystemsRS5
BB 612Cell Mechanics and MechanobiologySSen9
BB 618Medical instrumentationSKalva10
BB 624Microfluidics: physics and applicationsDPaul5
BB 625Motor Control in Health and DiseaseNK10
BB 655Introduction to Biomedical OpticsHV8
BB667Computational Physiology and MedicineDA8