When I interned in the summer, the department dealt with data processing and product testing. During my undergrad, I was exposed to BME 384 and Capstone where I was exposed to the things that I did in my internship. In BME 384, I dealt with designing experiments, technical terminology, data acquisition, data processing, and interpreting the information. All of which I did in my internship. This led me to have a fairly easy transition within the environment and also gave me the opportunity to skip learning the basics from the people but instead learn the advanced techniques that they integrate within their design and analysis. In my Capstone class, I dealt with project that was very Matlab-heavy and involved the use of Creo and 3D printers. This allowed me to be able to incorporate the things that I’ve learned in class into the projects that I was assigned to. Lastly, I was also exposed to document writing and management techniques in my other classes which allowed me to work efficiently during the time.