Neuromodulation: Courses

Required Course

Course Code	Course Title
BME1500H	Topics in Neuromodulation

Elective Courses

Biomedical Engineering

Course Code	Course Title
BME1466H	Advanced Topics on Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BME1472H	Fundamentals of Neuromodulation Technology and Clinical Applications
BME1473H	Acquisition and Processing of Bioelectric Signals
BME1802H	Applying Human Factors to the Design of Medical Devices
JEB1444H	Neural Engineering
JPB1071H	Advanced Topics: Computational Neuroscience

Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry

Course Code	Course Title
CHE1053H	Electrochemistry
CHE1333H	Biomaterials Engineering for Nanomedicine
CHE1334H	Organ-on-a-Chip Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Course Code	Course Title
ECE516H1	Intelligent Image Processing
ECE537H1	Random Processes
ECE1475H	Bio Photonics
ECE1647H	Introduction to Nonlinear Control Systems
ECE1656H	Nonlinear Modeling and Analysis of Biological Systems
ECE1774H	Sensory Cybernetics
ECE1777H	Computer Methods for Circuit Simulations

Materials Science and Engineering

Course Code	Course Title
JMB1050H	Biological and Bio-Inspired Materials
MSE1038H	Computational Materials Design

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Course Code	Course Title
MIE1080H	Introduction to Healthcare Robotics
MIE1208H	Microfluidic Biosensors
MIE1232H	Microfluidics and Laboratory-on-a-Chip Systems
MIE1359H	Engineering Cell Biology and Micro-Nanoengineered Platforms

Medical Science

Course Code	Course Title
MSC1006H	Neuroanatomy
MSC1085H	Molecular Approaches to Mental Health and Addictions
MSC1087H	Neuroimaging Methods Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging
MSC1102H	Psychiatric Implications of Traumatic Brain Injury
MSC1104H	Neurodegenerative Disease
MSC1109H	Introduction to Neuroimaging
MSC1113H	Radiomics and Machine Learning for Medical Imaging

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