Program Overview
Introduction to Biomedical Computation
The Biomedical Computation (BMC) program is an interdisciplinary program within the School of Engineering, designed for students interested in using advanced computational techniques to address questions in biology and medicine.
Program Overview
The BMC program offers students the opportunity to explore the intersection of computation and biology, with a focus on four main areas:
- Informatics
- Simulation
- Cellular/Molecular
- Organs/Organ Systems
What You'll Study
The program is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in computational techniques and biology. Students will take courses in:
- Calculus
- Statistics
- Chemistry
- Biology (or HUMBIO)
- Mechanics
- Basic programming
Degrees Offered
The Biomedical Computation program offers the following degrees:
- BS
- Honors
Program Requirements
For detailed course lists, students can refer to the Biomedical Computation Program Requirements. The program provides a comprehensive education in computational techniques and biology, preparing students for advanced core and depth courses.
Research Areas
The Biomedical Computation program focuses on the application of advanced computational techniques to address questions in biology and medicine, with a particular emphasis on the four main areas of focus.
Conclusion
The Biomedical Computation program at Stanford University offers students a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of computation and biology, with a focus on advanced computational techniques and their application to biology and medicine. With its comprehensive curriculum and research opportunities, the program provides students with a solid foundation for a career in this exciting and rapidly evolving field.