esolution spectroscopy by resonant degenerate fourwave mixing in semiconductors, wave front reversalby a reflecting surface optical resonator using phaseconjugate mirrors, applications of opticalconjugation. (Prerequisite PHY 712 or equivalent)PHY 715 Fiber Optics - Three semester hours.Basic principles of optical fiber communication andapplications, materials and fiber preparation,propagation in optical fibers, wave guides and theirfabrication, fiber optic cables and cable connectors,detectors and measurement techniques, semiconductorlight sources for optical fibercommunications, system design. (Prerequisite PHY657 or equivalent)PHY 720 Radiation effects in Crystalline Solids -Three semester hours. A unified treatment based ongoverning principles in defect structurethermodynamics and kinetics of equilibrium andnonequilibrium systems. Discussion of radiationeffects in metals and semiconductors. (PrerequisitePHY 632 or equivalent)PHY 725 Optical Fiber Communications - Threesemester hours. Basic concepts of fiber-opticcommunications, channel multiplexing andmodulation formats, light emitting diodes andsemiconductor lasers, receiver noise, bit-rate error,system architecture, local-area networks, dispersionbroadening, coherent lightwave systems,multichannel communication systems, multiplexingand demultiplexing, crosstalk, optical amplifiers,soliton communication systems, communicationsystems of future. (Prerequisite PHY 715 orequivalent)PHY 730 Solidification Process - Three semesterhours. Principles of control of structure, propertiesand shape in processes involving liquid-solid andvapor-solid transformations. Heat flow, soluteredistribution, nucleation, growth kinetics. Resultantstructures and properties. (Prerequisite PHY 634)PHY 735 Materials for Radiation Detectors -Three semester hours. This course will be moreextensive rather than intensive. Discussion ofmaterials problems for devices using ceramics,semiconductors and pyroelectric materials.Materials for detectors for ranges in x-ray, gammaray,ultra-violet, visible, near-infrared and far–infrared. (Prerequisite PHY 632 or equivalent)with lasers, Laser Raman as Brillouin Spectroscopy,High resolution sub-Doppler spectroscopy, trimresolvedlaser spectroscopy, optical Ramsay fringes,ultra-high resolution. (Prerequisite PHY 651 orequivalent)PHY 755 Optics Laboratory II (Sample List) -Three semester hours.(1) Growth and decay of holographic gratingformed in photo-refractive crystals withcoherent laser beams.(2) Optical phase conjugation throughdegenerate four wave mixing in photorefractivecrystals.(3) Laser photo acoustic spectroscopy of I2 usingN2 laser-pumped dye laser(4) Holography(5) Laser photo-acoustic studies in gases usingAr-ion laser(6) Optogalvanic spectrum of Ne using tunabledye laser(7) Laser-excited fluorescence in laser materialcrystalsPHY 771 Signal Processing - Three semesterhours. Fourier analysis and two dimensional line, asystems-scalar diffraction theory, Fresnal andFraunhofer diffraction frequency analysis of opticalimaging systems, optical filters, coherent opticalprocessing, incoherent optical processing, hybridprocessors, and linear and non-linear optical dataprocessing. (Prerequisite PHY 505 or equivalent)PHY 775 Thin Film and Integrated Optics II -Three semester hours. Optical wave guide modes,wave guide fabrication techniques: deposited thinfilms, molecular beam epitaxial crystal growth,substantial dopant atoms, wave guide losses, inputand output couplers, electro-optic modulators,acousto-optic modulators, semiconductor laser andmodulation, hetero-structure lasers, and integratedoptical detectors. (Prerequisite PHY 675 orequivalent)PHY 796-97 Advanced Selected Topics inMaterials Science - One to four semester hours.(Consent of Instructor)PHY 799 Dissertation - One to six hours.Individual research towards completing dissertationrequirements.PHY 750 Laser Spectroscopy - Three semesterhours. Turnable coherent light sources, Dopplerlimited absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy153
POLITICAL SCIENCEPSC 502 International Relations - Three semesterhours. An evaluation of all types of internationalorganizations and critical analysis of the foreignpolicies of the major nations and their relationshipwith each other. Particular attention will be given tothe emerging nations of Africa and Asia.PSC 511 American Political Thought - Threesemester hours. American political thought fromcolonial Puritanism to the present, including thephilosophies of John Cotton, Roger Williams,Thomas Paine, Jefferson, Hamilton, Garrison,Calhoun, Wilson, the Roosevelts, etc.PSC 610 Contemporary Problems in AmericanGovernment - Three semester hours. An inquiryinto the nature of recently emergent sociopoliticalphenomena and the fashion in which they impact thepolitical process in the United States. Problemsrelative to the functioning of traditional politicalinstitutions and processes, the advent ofunconventional modes of political activity, and theincreased importance of international affairs as aconstraint on political decision making, will beprincipal points of emphasis.PSC 698 Individual Research in Political Science- Three semester hours. Independent reading orresearch directed by assigned faculty involving asurvey of existing research on a given topic, an areaof interest to the student, or a report on the earlystages of work on a thesis.PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPED 501 Sociology of Sport and PhysicalEducation – Three semester hours. This course is acomprehensive study in the fields of physicaleducation with special emphasis on current issues,trends and problems. Students will also be providedwith a broad perspective on the economic, political,and social aspects of sports in the westernhemisphere. Prerequisite: none.PED 502 Fitness/Research Application andEvaluation – Three semester hours. Investigationand comparative analysis of the latest research incontemporary areas of education such ascompetency based education, school-basedmanagement, fitness and wellness concepts and totalquality education.PED 503 Advanced Exercise Physiology – Threesemester hours. In-depth background regarding thephysiological effects of physical activity on thehuman body. This course represents a contingencybasedapproach to developing additional backgroundinformation and skills specific to application,analysis, synthesis and evaluation levels of learningas required by the graduate program in physicaleducation.PED 504 Curriculum and Instruction in PhysicalEducation – Three semester hours. Designed toassist with the development of specific analyticalskills using various instructional constructs. Thedynamics of curriculum building, formulation of aplan of evaluation and how to differentiate itscomponents are discussed in detail.PED 505 Procedures – Three semester hours.Develop specific skills in the total approach to selfappraisaland student success. In addition, thestudent is required to research the following topicsand their interrelatedness: content, analysis, testitemanalysis, test-banks, behavioral accountability,evaluation and computer-based instructions, masterylearning and personalized systems of instruction.Special seminars are included.PED 506 Evaluation and Measurement inPhysical Education & Sport – Three semesterhours. This course is designed to enhance studentsunderstanding and ability to apply strategies used inevaluation and measurement of performance inphysical education and exercise science. Emphasiswill be placed on strategies appropriate for gatheringdata for research and assessment purposes.PED 507 Management in Physical Education andAthletic Programs - Three semester hours. Thepurpose of this course is to promote thedevelopment of skills in planning, organizing,budgeting, supervision, evaluation and otheressential management functions. Strategies forpurchasing and managing equipment and facilities,maintaining a legal environment and developingeffective lines of communication will also beexamined.PED 508 Psychomotor Foundations of Sport –Three semester hours. The course includes anoverview of the relationships between psychologicalfactors and motor performance; research methodsassociated with motor behavior and sportpsychology; and review of the literature and current154
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