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School of Engineering and Applied Science University of California, Los Angeles

Instructions for Completing Your Bioengineering Study Plan •

Every student

must take 44 units to complete their degree course requirements (MS/PhD), which includes

three BE 299 courses, one BE 495 course, and nine field specific courses. The nine field specific courses must

be

four unit 200-level courses. You may substitute one 100-level course if necessary. If you are on the MS

thesis plan, you must take eight units of BE 598, leaving you seven field specific courses to take. •

Students are encouraged to meet with their Field Advisor soon after matriculating at UCLA to outline a

satisfactory course of study. Once the study plan has been approved by the Field Advisor and submitted to the

Department, any changes to it will require approval by the Field Advisor and submitting a new form to the

Department. There is no limit on the number of times a Study Plan can be approved and submitted. •

Submit the form on the following page to your Field Adviser within the first two weeks of the first quarter of

enrollment. Please note that courses taken must be approved or pre-approved by the field advisor in order to

count towards your degree requirement. Please turn in the form to the BE Graduate Advisor early to avoid any

problems that could delay or prevent your graduation. Students are encouraged to re-evaluate their Study Plan

at the beginning of each quarter. •

All PhD students are required to maintain a 3.25 overall GPA. All MS students are required to maintain a

3.0 overall GPA.

Please note that Lower Division courses (i.e. two digit courses 1-99) do not fulfill any requirement for your

degree. If you plan to take lower division undergraduate courses that do not satisfy your course requirement,

please choose the "Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory" grading option, which will not affect your overall grade point

average.

All students must enroll in 12 units every quarter. If you have completed your coursework, you will need to enroll in 500-level courses to meet the 12 unit minimum. Please ask the BE graduate advisor for details.

School of Engineering and Applied Science University of California, Los Angeles

STUDY

PLAN FALL 2016

Name:

Date: / /

MOLECULAR CELLULAR TISSUE THERAPEUTICS (MCTT)

A minimum of

44
units are required: Three to 4 core courses* and 5 to 6 Group II courses in the field specific

courses for the Comprehensive Plan, and 3 to 4 core courses plus 3 to 4 Group II courses in the field specific

couress for the Thesis Plan.

GROUP I

- CORE COURSES IN GENERAL CONCEPTS:

COURSE # AND QTR OFFERED QUARTER/YR

TAKEN OR

TO BE TAKEN

COURSE # AND QTR OFFERED QUARTER/YR

TAKEN OR

TO BE TAKEN

*BE C201 (4 units) FALL BE 299 (2 units) WINTER *BE C204 (4 units) FALL BE 299 (2 units) SPRING *BE C205 (4units) FALL BE 598 (4 units) [Thesis students only] *BE C206 (4 units) FALL BE 598 (4 units) [Thesis students only] BE 299 (2 units) FALL

BE 495 (2 units) FALL

Courses that should be taken in the first year; select any three of these core courses. The Comprehensive Examination is given on

the core body of knowledge on any three courses you elect to enroll in at the end of Fall quarter. Thesis students are not required to

take the Comprehensive Examination but file a Thesis, however, students on the Thesis plan should take the written and oral portions

of the prelim, offered in the Winter quarter of each year, if they plan on entering the PhD program at some point in the future.

GROUP II - FIELD SPECIFIC COURSES

1. For Plan I, the

Thesis Plan, choose 3 to 4 courses from the courses below depending on the number of core courses fulfilled.

2. For Plan II, the

Comprehensive Examination Plan, choose any 5 to 6 courses from the courses listed below depending on the number of core courses fulfilled.

3. Please note that no more than

one 100 level course listed below can apply towards the MS degree. COURSE # AND QTR OFFERED QTR/YR COURSE # AND QTR OFFERED QTR/YR COURSE # AND QTR OFFERED QTR/YR

BE CM278 (4 units) Fall

BE CM283 (4 units) Winter

BE CM285 (4 units) Spring

BE 100 (4 units) Winter

BE 110 (4 units) Spring

BE 120 (4 units) Winter

BE 176 (4 units) Spring

GROUP III - FIELD ELECTIVE COURSES - Speak to your Field Chair for suggestions.

Signature of

Field Chair

Date

Signature of

Department Chair

Date

Please submit

completed approved form to graduate advisor by the end of the Winter quarter even if it"s tentative
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