I have to recognize that I expected this course to be the typical course in which you learn a great amount of theory and then you have to memorize it for the midterm and final. The fact that this course was not like I expected it to be, really impressed me. I enjoyed every single lecture and most important, I learned about how the real medical device industry works. Having this practical knowledge gave me an idea of what I could do as a Biomedical engineer since after the undergraduate I was kind of lost on what, where and how should I apply my knowledge in a real job. Thank you Dr. Simon for giving me an insight of what a real job would be like with the current project we are doing. The lectures that I enjoyed the most were: marketing, clinical research, quality and risk management. I will be looking forward to take advanced medical device development course next semester.