ETS 2450C - Medical Device Networking
Engineering and Building Arts Department
Credit(s): 3
Contact Hours: 62
Contact Hours: 62
Effective Term Spring 2020 (570)
Requisites
Prerequisite CNT 1000 with a minimum grade of C
Course Description
In this course students will learn concepts related to network communication in the hospital environment. Students will learn the fundamental concepts needed to connect medical technology to a network and common network troubleshooting issues.
Learning Outcomes and Objectives
- The student will analyze networking tools by:
- identifying and describing different types of patch cables
- creating patch cables
- analyzing and describing network traffic of a medical device
- analyzing network cables with a tester
- The student will analyze medical device network connections by:
- creating a network connection for a medical device to a wired network
- creating a network connection for a medical device to a wireless network
- identifying and describing protocols used in local area networks
- describing interoperability and analyzing the interoperability of medical devices
- creating network connections with ethernet and network interface cards
- creating a network connection using a terminal emulator
- creating a segregated network
- The student will comprehend networking concepts and terminology by:
- identifying and describing different types of network architecture
- identifying and describing network terminology
- identifying and describing HL7
- identifying and describing network segregation
- The student will comprehend an understanding data storage and transfer by:
- identifying and describing ways to store and transfer data
- identifying and describing concepts of cloud computing
- identifying and describing hardware needed for local area networks
- identifying and describing data packets, packet switching, and packet loss
- identifying and describing a token ring network
- identifying and describing cloud computer uses for medical technology
- creating a method to store and transfer patient data from a medical device to a data storage location
Criteria Performance Standard
Must complete the course with a 70%.
History of Changes
10.16.19: submitted as ETS 2932C. SCNS approved course as CET . Dr. Middleton appealed and SCNS reassigned to ETS 2450.
C&I Approval: 09/05/2019, BOT Approval: 09/24/2019, Effective Term: Spring 2020 (570)
Related Programs
- Biomedical Engineering Technology (BMET-AS) (640) (Active)
- Medical Device Networking and Cybersecurity (MDNC-CT) (595) (Active)
