I thought the course was really cool and taught you the stuff you need to know. As for improvement, not sure, I think the course was developed in a really good way. Maybe, we can have more groups to post into every week. Or maybe you can have it so you need to post one discussion and reply to two others. That way, we get a more variety of posts and conversations. 

When I first started this class I thought it would be more of a medical device prescription class. However, I was surprised and at the same time happy to learn about the different jobs Biomedical Engineers can do and the skills needed to do these jobs. This is one of the only classes I've taken at NJIT where I've learned an incredible amount of real-world information about biomedical engineering that I can apply to my career as an engineer. Furthermore, the project is very useful in teaching us how to complete the various documents required to manufacture a medical device.

I found that this course ended up focusing on the practical aspects of the medical device industry rather just the theoretical knowledge which was very interesting, there were a lot of insights into the real world application and processes. I found that topics like marketing, clinical research, quality, risk management, and the product development process helped provide clarity into how biomedical engineering is a very extensive field and isn't just about research. There was a lot of discussion of business and what that looks like out in industry. Some recommendations i have for the class would be add more interactive work whether it be project presentations.