Professor Arthur T. Johnson

THE FISCHELL DEPARTMENT of  BIOENGINEERING · A. JAMES CLARK SCHOOL of  ENGINEERING

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• Courses & Teaching
  • BIOE 332 Biological Process Engineering
  • ENBE 415 Bioengineering of Exercise Response
  • ENBE 455 Basic Electronic Design
  • ENBE 601 Instrumentation Principles
  • ENBE 603 Transport Processes in Biological Systems
  • ENBE 701 Bioengineering Analysis of Human Physiological Response
• Bioengineering Essays
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ENBE 603: Transport Processes in Biological Systems

This course is intended to introduce graduate students to the transport processes of fluid flow, heat transfer, and mass transfer in biological systems. The approach is conceptual rather than mathematical; thus, this is an introductory course only. ENBE 603 is the graduate version of BIOE 332 (formerly ENBE 454), and shares its resources.

Resources (PDF)

• Syllabus
• Peer Evaluation Form
• Design Report Evaluation Form
• Sample Quiz Questions
• IEEE Code of Ethics for Engineers
• Quote from Herbert Hoover