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Biomedical Engineering, a comparatively
new discipline, deals with the application of
engineering principles in the field of medicine.
Biomedical Engineering deals with development,
applications of the instrumentation, computers,
materials, diagnostic and therapeutic devices,
artificial organs and prostheses, and medical
information systems for use in medical research
and practice. The courses being taught in the
Department are supplemented through laboratory
work, seminars and internship. Upon the completion
of the programme the young engineers would be
able to work in their field with confidence or
take up advanced studies and research in specialised
fields.
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