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BME 2000 Biomedical Engineering Design and Discovery
Last taught: Fall 2026 Add to Schedule
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Review Summary Updated April 07, 2026

You’ll stay on track if you tackle the weekly CAD assignments and video quizzes right away, but waiting until the last minute will absolutely wreck your grade. A huge chunk of your final mark hinges on the group design project, so keep your scope realistic, maintain a detailed lab notebook, and don’t let yourself get stuck carrying teammates who slack off. The instructor’s blunt, occasionally sassy style won’t click for everyone, but he’s a useful resource for troubleshooting if you actually use office hours and engage during shop sessions. Expect strict grading and historically slow feedback, so follow instructions literally, treat every small deliverable seriously, and drop the "easy A" mindset immediately. Start early, stay hands-on, and hold yourself accountable, and you’ll walk away with solid practical skills despite the occasional frustration.

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Spring 2015
3.0
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guilford is pretty cool but this class is really boring

Instructor 3.0
Enjoyability 3.0
Recommend 3.0
Difficulty 3.0
Hours/Week 6.0
Spring 2015
5.0
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Guilford is outspoken, egotistical at times, smart, willing to help, and an overall great professor. This class is almost all group work (with a few individual assignments thrown in throughout). The group work itself is hands on and involves a lot of compromise and people picking up slack when others can't fill in.

That being said:

Hold your group accountable
Work together
Be flexible, even if the instructions change
Keep up with your lab notebook

Instructor 5.0
Enjoyability 5.0
Recommend 5.0
Difficulty 3.0
Hours/Week 0.0
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