Clinical Engineering Minor

The Clinical Engineering Minor provides the knowledge, skills and lab experience needed for a clinical engineer working in a medical device company or hospital/clinical setting. Students are introduced to hospital instrumentation, facilities, project management, and regulatory affairs for device approval. The minor provides students with a foundation in necessary skills and topics that are in demand by biomedical device companies, including startups, and hospitals around the country.

Students majoring in biomedical engineering can count no more than 8 hours from their major towards this minor. Students may not receive both the clinical engineering and regulatory affairs minors.

Program Requirements

Required Courses
CPB 448Hospital Rotation3
CPB 428Engineering Principles in Medical Device Design3
or CPB 445 Hospital Instrumentation
CPB 402Introduction to Clinical Engineering3
CPB 328Bioinstrumentation3
or ECE 411 Sensors and Data Fusion with Robotics Applications
or ECE 414 Design and Modeling of Robotic Systems
or ECE 425 Digital Signal Processing
or ECE 426 Biomedical Signal Analysis and Machine Learning
or CSE 466 Bioinformatics Computing Skills
or CSE 488 Image Processing & Computer Vision
or CSE 432 Machine Learning
CPB 452Introduction to FDA Regulations and Medical Device Laws3
or CPB 453 Medical Device Development and Regulatory Considerations
CPB 435Clinical Engineering Laboratory2
Select one from the following:3
Introduction to Management & Leadership
Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management
Leading and Managing Projects
Total Credit Hours20