DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

May 3, 2015

The undergraduate program educational objectives are reviewed by the Biomedical Engineering faculty at least once annually and approved by the Faculty Committee. Our student’s attainment of the ABET and BME specific (italics below) student outcomes are assessed annually in our design curriculum by our Assessment Committee. The most current educational objectives and students outcomes are available on the BME web site (http://www.engr.wisc.edu/bme/) and published here in this Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate Handbook.

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