Engineering Hardware vs. Software in biomedical engineering?

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A bachelor's degree in computer engineering provides valuable skills for pursuing a graduate degree in biomedical engineering, but both software and hardware knowledge represent only a small fraction of the required expertise in the field. Biomedical engineering encompasses a wide range of interdisciplinary knowledge, suggesting that while a background in computer engineering is beneficial, it is essential to acquire additional knowledge specific to biomedical applications to succeed in this career path.
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For someone with a bachelors in computer engineering, looking to go to grad school for biomedical engineering, which would be more useful, their knowledge of software, or their knowledge of hardware?
 
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About equal I would guess . Problem is that even both together they are only a very small part of the knowledge that you will need to pursue a career in biomedical engineering .
 

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