05050 ENGR ENMA Add Minor in Nanoscience and Technology

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CHEM482 “Physical Chemistry II”, (prerequisites: a grade of C or better in “General Chemistry” CHEM113, CHEM135, or CHEM153; and “Calculus I” MATH141 and “Principles of Physics II” PHYS142, all of which an upper level CHEM student will have taken; a C or better in “Physical Chemistry I” CHEM 481, which an CHEM students usually takes as well) and “Instrumental Analysis” CHEM425, (prerequisites: either “Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry lab“ CHEM 227, which requires general chemistry as a pre-requisite) or General “Chemistry for CHEM major”Ss CHEM 153, Physical Chemistry I & II suggested; all of these are likely to be taken by a CHEM major) Those interested in application of chemistry to real world are likely to be also interested in NS&T courses. The students interested in electronic device fabrication will benefit from fabrication and application courses, such as Microprocessing and Electronic Materials. Those interested in material synthesis will see how the fundamental chemistry and physics help them understand materials chemistry by taking “Particle Science and Technology” ENCH471 (no prerequisites, CHEM 113 or CHEM 135 and fluid mechanics, and thermodynamics strongly recommended). and ENCH470, “Soft Nanotechnology” (prerequisites: ENCH 300 Thermodynamics or equivalent - CHEM students typically take at least one course in thermodynamics, CHEM481 Physical Chemistry I which should meet this prerequisite, with permission of the instructor; and “Physical Chemistry II” CHEM 482 which CHEM students usually also take.) Those interested in more fundamental sciences are likely to take “Quantum Physics I” PHYS401 (prerequisites: “Introductory Physics - Waves” PHYS273. corequisites: “Intermediate Theoretical Methods” PHYS374 and”Linear Algebra” MATH240) and
“Nanocharacterization” ENMA489T (no formal prerequisites; permission of the instructor) courses together with application courses such as “Electronic and Optical Materials”, ENMA481 (prerequisite ENES 230, or permission of the instructor). and possibly the fabrication/synthesis course: “Microprocessing” ENMA465 (prerequisite ENES 230, already a requirement of the major, and permission of the instructor) Model Program 4: For Biochemistry-majors. Fabrication/Synthesis: ENCH470 Soft Nanotechnology Characterization: CHEM425 instrumental analysis or ENMA489T Nanocharacterization. Fundamental Science: CHEM 481 or CHEM482, or BCHM485 Physical Biochemical Applications: Bchem461 or ENCH470 Soft nanotech or research experience Chem399 Biochemistry-major students will find their interests in bio-related courses from NS&T. They will learn many bio-mimic and artificial biomaterials and their interactions with biological system from ENCH470, “Soft Nanotechnology” (prerequisites: ENCH 300 Thermodynamics or equivalent - CHEM students typically take at least one course in thermodynamics, CHEM481 Physical Chemistry I which should meet this prerequisite, with permission of the instructor; and “Physical Chemistry II” CHEM 482 which CHEM students usually also take.) These students will learn how courses will help them understand the synthesis and characterization of biomaterials, and analysis of chemical and biological properties by taking either “Nanocharacterization” ENMA489T (no formal prerequisites; permission of the instructor) or “Diffraction Techniques” ENMA489M (no formal prerequisites: permission of instructor),
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