Medical Imaging, Emphasis

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The Core Curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking skills and introduce students to basic domains of thinking that transcend disciplines. The Core applies to all majors. Information on specific classes in the Core can be found at https://www.marshall.edu/gened/.

Course Requirements

Core Curriculum
Core 1: Critical Thinking
FYS 100First Yr Sem Critical Thinking3
MTH 229 Bison image  Cap graduation image Calculus/Analytic Geom I (CT)5
Critical Thinking Course3
Core 2
ENG 101 Bison image  Cap graduation image Beginning Composition3
ENG 201 Bison image  Cap graduation image Advanced Composition3
Core II Communication3
MTH 229 Bison image  Cap graduation image Calculus/Analytic Geom I (CT)5
Core II Humanities3
Core II Social Science3
Core II Fine Arts3
BSC 228 Bison image
& BSC 228L Bison image
Human Physiology
and Human Physiology Lab (Core II Natural/)
4
Additional University Requirements
MI 411 Bison image Transcultural Healthcare (WI)3
Writing Intensive3
Multicultural or International3
PHY 491 Bison image
& PHY 492 Bison image
Capstone
and Capstone
2
Major-Specific
PHY 202 Bison image  Cap graduation image General Physics I Laboratory1
PHY 211 Bison image University Physics I4
PHY 204 Bison image General Physics 2 Laboratory1
PHY 213 Bison image University Physics II4
PHY 300 Cap graduation image Electricity & Magnetism3
PHY 302Electricity & Magnetism II3
PHY 304 Cap graduation image Optics3
PHY 405 Cap graduation image Optics Lab2
PHY 320 Cap graduation image Intro Modern Physics3
PHY 330 Cap graduation image Mechanics3
PHY 360Medical Physics3
PHY 408Thermal Stat Physics3
PHY 421Modern Physics Lab2
PHY 491 Bison image
& PHY 492 Bison image
Capstone
and Capstone (C)
2
PHY 442 Cap graduation image Quantum Mechanics3
PHY 445Math Methods of Physics3
PHY 446Math Methods of Physics II3
MTH 230 Bison image  Cap graduation image Calculus/Analytic Geom II4
MTH 231 Bison image Calculus/Analytic Geom III4
BSC 227
& BSC 227L
Human Anatomy
and Human Anatomy Lab
4
BSC 228 Bison image
& BSC 228L Bison image
Human Physiology
and Human Physiology Lab
4
STA 345Applied Prob and Stat3
MI 201Intro to Radiography3
MI 202 Cap graduation image Patient Care Img Science3
MI 204 Cap graduation image Radiographic Anatomy3
MI 205 Cap graduation image Imaging Procedures I4
MI 206Clinical Practice I4
MI 207Imaging Procedures II4
MI 208Pharmacology for Imaging Sci2
MI 210Clinical Practice II4
MI 411 Bison image Transcultural Healthcare3

Major Information

  • Students are required to know and track their degree requirements for graduation or for entrance to a professional school.
  • In addition to the Core General Education requirements, the College of Science requires 3 hours of Calculus, and 40 hours of upper level credit.
  • Coursework listed as “elective” may vary for each student. Students are encouraged to use elective hours toward a minor or toward prerequisites.
  • Students are strongly encouraged to select courses that meet two or more Core or College requirements. For example, a writing intensive literature course could satisfy the Core II humanities requirement as well as the university writing intensive requirement.
  • Course offerings and course attributes are subject to change each semester. Please consult each semester’s schedule of courses for availability and attributes.
  • Math is based on an ACT Mathematics score of 27 or higher. Students with an ACT Mathematics score less than 27 will be placed in the appropriate prerequisite mathematics and science courses.
  • In order to graduate, students must maintain a 2.00 Overall GPA and receive a grade of C or better in each course required for the major.
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Semester Plan

St. Mary’s School of Medical Imaging (SOMI) is a hospital-based program, partnered with Marshall University to offer a Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging. The program curriculum is designed to prepare students to practice Medical Imaging and introduce students to related specialized imaging modalities. The program can be completed in four years. Credentialed Radiographers may enter the professional portion of the program (fourth year) and also obtain the degree.

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Plan of Study Grid
First Year
First SemesterCredit Hours
BSC 227 Human Anatomy 3
BSC 227L Human Anatomy Lab 1
CLS 105 Bison image Medical-Lab Terminology (CT) 3
MTH 121 Bison image Concepts and Applications (CT) 3
ENG 101 Bison image Beginning Composition 3
CMM 103 Bison image Fund Speech-Communication 3
UNI 100 Freshman First Class 1
 Credit Hours17
Second Semester
BSC 228 Bison image Human Physiology 3
BSC 228L Bison image Human Physiology Lab 1
PHY 101 Bison image Conceptual Physics 3
PHY 101L Bison image Conceptual Physics Lab 1
ENG 201 Bison image Advanced Composition 3
Core II Social Science 3
FYS 100 First Yr Sem Critical Thinking 3
 Credit Hours17
Second Year
First Semester
MI 202 Patient Care Img Science 3
MI 201 Intro to Radiography 3
MI 204 Radiographic Anatomy 3
MI 205 Imaging Procedures I 4
MI 206 Clinical Practice I 4
MI 211 Seminar Imaging Science 1
 Credit Hours18
Second Semester
MI 208 Pharmacology for Imaging Sci 2
MI 209 Intro to Imaging Equip 3
MI 304 Radiographic Pathology 3
MI 207 Imaging Procedures II 4
MI 210 Clinical Practice II 4
MI 212 Seminar Imaging Sciences II 1
Summer
Statistics 3
 Credit Hours20
Third Year
First Semester
MI 302 Princ of Radiation Physics 3
MI 307 Radiobiology 3
MI 303 Image Acquisition 3
MI 321 Imaging Procedures III 4
MI 305 Clinical Practice IV 4
MI 306 Seminar Imaging Science 1
 Credit Hours18
Second Semester
MI 322 Radiation Safety 3
MI 308 Rad Image Analysis 2
MI 309 Image Acquisition II 3
MI 310 Clinical Practice V 4
MI 311 Seminar Imaging Sciences III 1
Core II Humanities 3
 Credit Hours16
Fourth Year
First Semester
MI 403 Adv Practice Medical Img 3
MI 409 Adv Clinical Practice 4
MI 401 Seminar in Imaging Sci 1
Core II Fine Arts 3
Students take additional courses based on the Area of Emphasis chosen: 3
Advanced Diagnostic Radiography
Adv Trauma and Surgical Rad
Cardiovascular/Interventional Advanced Practice
Students who want to gain expertise in Cardiovascular will take MI 434. Students who want to gain expertise in Vascular Interventional will take MI 408.
CT MRI Advanced Practice Track
Students who want to gain expertise in CT will take MI 404. Students who want to gain expertise in MRI will take MI 404 and MI 406.
Mammography
Mammography
Medical Imaging Management Advanced Practice Track
Radiography Management I
 Credit Hours14
Second Semester
MI 410 Bison image Research Medical Imaging 3
MI 411 Bison image Transcultural Healthcare 3
MI 426 Advanced Clinical Practice II 4
MI 435 Seminar ARRT Exam Review II 1
Students take additional courses based on the Area of Emphasis chosen: 3-6
Advanced Diagnostic Radiography
Geriatric and Pediatric Rad
Cardiovascular/Interventional Advanced Practice
Students who want to gain expertise in Cardiovascular will take MI 407. Students who want to gain expertise in Vascular Interventional will take MI 443.
CT MRI Advanced Practice Track
Students who want to gain expertise in CT will take MI 405. Students who want to gain expertise in MRI will take MI 432.
Mammography
Mammography II
Medical Imaging Management Advanced Practice Track
Radiography Management II
RIS and PACS Principles
 Credit Hours14-17
 Total Credit Hours134-137