M.S. in BIC Curriculum Overview
Course requirements
The M.S. in Biomedical Image Computing (M.S. in BIC) program is an intensive professional degree that can be completed in three semesters while on-campus. Students must complete 36 credit hours and are required to take the following core and elective classes:
First semester:
- BIOE 483 — Biomedical Computed Imaging Systems
- BIOE 485 — Computational Mathematics for Machine Learning and Imaging
- BIOE 488 — Applied High-Performance Computing for Imaging Science
Second semester:
- BIOE 484 — Statistical Analysis of Biomedical Images
- BIOE 486 — Applied Deep Learning for Biomedical Imaging
- BIOE 580 — Foundations of Imaging Science
- BIOE 588 — Biomedical Image Computing Capstone Project Literature Review
Third semester:
- BIOE 489 — Regulations, Ethics and Logistics in Biomedical Applications of Machine Learning
- BIOE 589 — Biomedical Image Computing Capstone Project
Choose one of the following:
- BIOE 586 — Deep Generative Models in Bioimaging
- OR an approved elective course (4 hours)
Approved elective courses:
Advisor approval is required for elective courses not listed below:
- BIOE 504 — Analytical Methods in Bioeng
- BIOE 505 — Computational Bioengineering
- BIOE 507 — Advanced Bioinstrumentation
- BIOE 597 — Individual Study
- BIOE 598 - Current Topics in Biomedical Imaging
- CS 543 — Computer Vision
- CS 547 — Deep Learning
- CS 549 — Seminar in Cognitive Science
- CS 591 — Biologically Plausible AI
- ECE 513 — Vector Space Signal Processing
- ECE 534 — Random Processes
- ECE 543 — Statistical Learning Theory
- ECE 544 — Topics in Signal Processing
- ECE 547 — Topics in Image Processing
- ECE 549 — Computer Vision
- ECE 558 — Digital Imaging
- ECE 561 — Detection & Estimation Theory
- ECE 564 — Modern Light Microscopy
- ECE 566 — Computational Inference and Learning
- ECE 569 — Inverse Problems in Optics
- ECE 580 — Optimization by Vector Space Methods
- ECE 590 — Grad Seminar in Bioacoustics
- ECE 598 — Super Res Biomed Imaging
-
IS 577 — Data Mining
Curriculum for the online MS in BIC program can be flexible. Students would need to take classes in sequence and based on availability – please work with the BIC program to plan your curriculum.
M.S. in BIC Contacts
LIEZL BOWMAN
Assistant Director
1240E Everitt Laboratory, M/C-278
1406 W. Green St.
Urbana, IL 61801
Email: liezlb@illinois.edu
Phone: (217) 333-8163
PROF. FAN LAM
Faculty Program Director
4061 Beckman Institute, M/C 251
405 N. Mathews Ave.
Urbana, IL 61801
Email: fanlam1@illinois.edu
Phone: (217) 300-3713
Interested in our M.S. in BIC program? Connect with us to find out more.
Email: bioe-gradprograms@illinois.edu
Phone: (217) 300-8066
1102 Everitt Laboratory, M/C 278
1406 W. Green St.
Urbana, IL 61801