I think the combination of the course options we have is sufficient since we get a taste of statistical analysis, CAD design, Coding (Labview/Matlab), & medical device development. With this being said, we get a opportunity to take two classes outside the biomedical engineering department such as mechanical, industrial, pharmaceutical engineering. With this being said, it allows everyone to take the classes they need to improve their skills based on their current roles or job responsibilities. If we have all of our courses based on the technical side, a person working within quality might be at a disadvantage.Like wise for load that is heavily based on medical device development for someone that is involved heavily on design.