Masters of the discipline are expected to have a rather profound knowledge of the cutting-edge research and trend of the field and a relatively sound grasp of the theoretical and systematic expertise in computer, human anatomy and physiology, and biomedical signal processing. Masters of the discipline are able to contribute academic papers and exchange views in conferences, and to demonstrate rigorous spirits in scientific approaches and working style and professional ethics, so as to be competent in research, development, teaching or management jobs at research institutes and universities in the areas of biomedical signal collection and processing, biomedical instruments.