Artificial Intelligence and Digital Health Concentration for Biomedical Engineering, MSBME

About the Program

The development of new medical technologies and devices has expanded from traditional hardware devices to an increasing reliance on software devices and supporting technologies such as AI. Additionally, the delivery of healthcare and collection and use of health-related data to support treatment and new product development rely on digital technologies. The Artificial Intelligence and Digital Health concentration provides a core focus on artificial intelligence and digital health within the medical technology ecosystem.

This concentration provides core training in AI and Digital Health while maintaining flexibility to align with individual student interests and needs. When combined with classical signal processing techniques, the concentration will help students develop a thorough understanding of both classic and AI approaches and will thus be better prepared to augment AI in high impact applications that provide a unique advantage for AI.

Program Requirements

9 Credits Required

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