05050 ENGR ENMA Add Minor in Nanoscience and Technology

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(students would need CHEM 153 as prerequisite, or instructor permission) Students interested in chemistry of nanomaterials might take: PHYS 401 Quantum Physics I ENCH471 Particle Science and Technology ENMA489T Nanocharacterization or CHEM425 Instrumental analysis CHEM481 Physical Chemistry ENCH 468Q Mesoscopic and Nanoscale Thermodynamics (students would need CHEM 153 as prerequisite, or instructor permission) Model Program 6: For Electrical and Computer Engineering-major students, Fabrication/Synthesis: ENEE416 IC Fabrication, ENMA 465 Microprocessing or Characterization: ENMA489T Nanocharacterization or XXXX499 Undergraduate Research Fundamental Science: ENEE489Q Quantum Phenomena in Electrical Engineering or ENMA460 Solid State Physics Applications: ENMA481 Electronic and Optical. Materials or ENME 489F “Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems” ECE-major students within the subdisciplines of electrophysics and microelectronics and computer engineering in particular are likely to be interested in the nanominor. Courses within the minor in design and fabrication such as: “Integrated Circuit Laboratory” ENEE416 (prerequisite: ENEE 312 “Semiconductor Devices and Analog circuits”; ECE students typically take this and its prerequisite ENES 302, “Digital Electronics” ) or “Microprocessing” ENMA465 (prerequisite ENES 230, which many ECE students take, or permission of the instructor) would be complemented by the characterization course “Nanocharacterization” ENMA489T (no formal prerequisites; permission of the instructor) and by the fundamental courses “Quantum Phenomena in Electrical Engineering” ENEE489Q
and (prerequisites: ENEE 302 and ENEE 380 and completion of all lowerdivision technical courses in the EE curriculum, which ECE students typically satisfy ) “Solid State Physics” ENMA460 (no formal prerequisites: permission of the instructor) which covers the basics of solids state physics or “Fundamentals of Solid State Electronics” ENEE 480 (prerequisites: ENEE 312 and completion of all lower-division technical courses in the ECE curriculum) or “Electronic and Optical Materials”, ENMA481 (prerequisite ENES 230, already a requirement of the major). which covers the properties of the materials from which the next generation of computers and sensors will be fabricated. Students interested in applications to MEMS/NEMS technology will take: “Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems” ENME 489F: (no formal prerequisites: permission of instructor) Model Program 7: For Mechanical Engineering-major students Fabrication/Synthesis: ENMA 465 Microprocessing Characterization: ENMA489T Nanocharacterization or XXXX499 Undergraduate Research Fundamental Science: ENMA460 Solid State Physics, PHYS401 or PHYS 420 Modern Physics Applications: ENME489F Micro-Electrical Mechanical Systems or ENMA481 “Electronic and Optical Materials” Courses from outside of ENME within the NS&T minor will provide Mechanical Engineering-major students with a better fundamental background in the underlying science which governs mechanical properties at the nanometer scale, for example, “Solid State Physics” ENMA460 (no formal prerequisites: permission of the instructor) The fabrication and characterization courses
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