INFO 5200 — Medical Application Engineering and Development
4 semester hoursGraduateLecture
Presents a structured approach to developing clinical applications for nurses, physicians, and interdisciplinary care teams working in safety-critical healthcare environments. Explores programming through integration of user interaction design, clinical workflows, and healthcare domain models to create intuitive, real-world software solutions. Uses medical case studies to illustrate practical problem solving in healthcare scenarios allowing for a translation of domain knowledge into formal models that shape application logic, user interactions, and access control mechanisms. Covers rapid implementation of patient-centric applications through systems engineering principles, object-oriented programming, and user interaction design techniques. Emphasizes translation of clinical requirements into functional code, with a strong focus on functionality, patient safety, and usability.