Teaching| Bone Bioengineering Laboratory| Columbia University


	Instructor X. Edward Guo

	2005- 2005 Instructor, BMEN 4300 “Solid Biomechanics” (Enrollment 21 students) 2006 Instructor, BMEN 4300 “Solid Biomechanics” (Enrollment 27 students) 2007 Instructor, BMEN E6301 “Analysis of Biological Tissues with FE” 2008 Instructor, BMEN E3820 “Biomedical Engineering Laboratory II”
	2000-2004 2000 Instructor, BMEN E3002 “Biomedical Engineering Principles II” (Enrollment: 40 students) 2000 Director, BMEN E3820 “Biomedical Engineering Laboratory II” (Enrollment: 40 students) 2000 Section Instructor, BMEN E3840 “Biomedical Engineering Laboratory IV” (Enrollment: 25 students) 2000 Director, BMEN E3810 “Biomedical Engineering Laboratory I” (Enrollment: 35 students) 2001 Instructor, BMEN E3002 “Quantitative Physiology II” (Enrollment 39 students) 2001 Instructor, BMEN E6301 “Analysis of Biological Tissues with FE” (Enrollment 9 students) 2001 Instructor, MEBM E4702“Advanced Musculoskeletal Biomechanics” (Enrollment 15 students) 2001 Section Instructor, BMEN E3810 “Biomedical Engineering Laboratory I” (Enrollment 40 students) 2002 Instructor, BMEN E3002 “Quantitative Physiology II” (Enrollment 39 students) 2002 Instructor, BMEN E4301 “Structure, Mechanics, Adaptation of Bone” (Enrollment 23 students) 2002 Section Instructor, BMEN E3830 “Biomedical Engineering Laboratory III” (Enrollment 44 students) 2003 Instructor, BMEN 3310 “Solid Biomechanics” (Enrollment 14 students) 2004 Instructor, BMEN E4301 “Structure, Mechanics, Adaptation of Bone” (Enrollment 25 students)
	Before 2000 1991 Teaching Fellow for undergraduate engineering science course “Advanced Applied Mathematics” Harvard University 1992 Teaching Fellow for graduate biomedical engineering course “Muscles, Reflexes and Locomotion” Harvard University 1992 Teaching Fellow for graduate biomedical engineering course “Systems Analysis with Physiological Applications” Harvard University 1992 Teaching Fellow for graduate biomedical engineering course “Fluid Flow in the Human Body” Harvard University 1996 Instructor, “Orthopaedic Biomechanics” The University of Michigan 1996 Instructor, MECE E4701 “Introductory Biomechanics” (Enrollment: 12 students) 1997 Instructor, BMEN E4301 “Structure, Adaptation and Mechanics of Bone” (Enrollment: 15 students) 1997 Section Instructor, BMEN E3840 “Biomedical Engineering Laboratory” (Enrollment: 9 students) 1997 Instructor, MECE-BMEN E4702 “Advanced Musculoskeletal Biomechanics” (Enrollment: 12 students) 1997 Instructor, ENME-MECE E3105 “Mechanics” (Enrollment: 39 students) 1998 Instructor, MECE E3409 “Computer Aid Design” (Enrollment: 17 students) 1998 Section Instructor, BMEN E3840 “Biomedical Engineering Laboratory” (Enrollment: 15 students) 1998 Section Instructor, BMEN E3910 “Biomedical Engineering Design” (Enrollment: 15 students) 1999 Instructor, BMEN E3310 “Tissue Mechanics” (Enrollment: 10 students) 1999 Section Instructor, BMEN E3910 “Biomedical Engineering Design” (Enrollment: 23 students) 1999 Instructor, MECE-BMEN E4702 “Advanced Musculoskeletal Biomechanics” (Enrollment: 18 students)

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