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SYSC 4201

Ethics, Research Methods and Standards for Biomedical Engineering

This course is designed for senior undergraduate students in biomedical engineering. It provides a comprehensive exploration of ethical theories, research methodologies, and regulatory standards pertinent to the biomedical field. Key topics include ethical decision-making, biomedical research ethics (such as informed consent and confidentiality), statistical literacy, experimental design, and the regulatory processes for medical device certification. Through a combination of lectures and problem analysis sessions, students engage in experiential learning activities that emphasize the societal, political, and financial impacts of biomedical technology. By the end of the course, students are expected to critically assess ethical dilemmas, design appropriate research methodologies, and effectively communicate their findings to multidisciplinary audiences.

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General Information

Course outline, schedule

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Lecture Notes

And additional reading materials

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Assignments

Examples of what to expect

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Project and Discussions

Integrating theory and practice

More information coming soon! 

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