Core Competencies
The program trains students in three core competencies: hospital practices, information engineering, and innovative applications. The high importance placed on projects and internships is designed to equip students with the practical skills required for a successful transition to the workplace upon graduation
| Core Competencies | What students learn |
| Fundamentals of Hospital Practices | Students gain knowledge of medical diagnoses as well as practical experience using information systems at hospitals |
| Fundamentals of Information Engineering | Students learn programming to prepare them to develop practical systems |
| Innovative Applications | Students combine a medical background with information engineering techniques, while a practice-oriented approach allows them to comprehensively integrate different disciplines to develop innovative applications |
Curriculum Planning
The curriculum covers the following:
- Java programming
- C# programming
- calculus
- probability and statistics
- discrete mathematics
- linear algebra
- data structure and algorithms
- computer networking
- database practices
- object-oriented analysis and design (OOAD)
- medical informatics
- medical standards and terminology
- electronic medical records (EMRs)
- clinical informatics
- medical information systems
- analysis of medical decision-making
- medical imaging
- medical equipment and interfaces
- basic principles and techniques of web technology
- programming of mobile devices
- human-computer interface design and user experience
- cloud technology and healthcare
- mobile medical treatment and innovative applications
- smart hospitals and innovative applications
- internship
The curriculum is designed with the following key focuses: 'Hospital Information Systems,' 'Medical Information Innovation,' and 'Cross-disciplinary Applications.' Emphasizing a practical approach, it integrates with major teaching hospitals and emerging industries to leverage synergies, integrating medical information with innovative cross-disciplinary applications. Special attention is placed on practical skills such as 'project implementation' and 'industry internships,' aiming for a swift transition into the workforce.
