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Nov 23, 2024
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2018-2019 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Nanotechnology Concentration Chemistry/Bioengineering Emphasis
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Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology prepares students for engineering practice based on a curriculum designed to develop an understanding of the effect of nanoscale dimensions on the physical behavior of materials, systems, and devices (nanocharacterization and nanometrology), as well as knowledge of processes used to fabricate useful nanoscale materials, systems, and devices (nanomanufacturing). Students take courses in modern physics or chemistry, materials engineering or bioengineering, nanotechnology and nanoscience, fabrication and design in nanotechnology and the materials science of nanostructures. The curriculum culminates with program electives and a two-term Senior Design sequence. Senior Design builds on the knowledge gained in coursework and emphasizes independent and/or team problem solving under the guidance of a faculty mentor. Nanotechnology has two curricular options, one emphasizing Physics and Materials Science and the other Chemistry and Bioengineering.
Area of Concentration: Nanotechnology
Sample Curriculum for Chemistry/Bioengineering Emphasis
Eighth Term
- Senior Design 2 - 3 Credits
- Nanotechnology Elective 2 - 3 Credits
- Nanotechnology Elective 3 - 3 Credits
- H/SS Elective 5 - 3 Credits
- H/SS Elective 6 - 3 Credits
- MEMS 1085 - DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR
Total Credits: 130
Senior Design: at least one senior design course offered by one of the other SSOE engineering programs is required; the second course may be a senior project arranged with a faculty mentor and taken as ENGSCI 1801 or ENGR 1050 - PRODUCT REALIZATION . Students wishing to complete a two-term project with a faculty mentor may request approval for the second term to count as a program elective (ENGSCI 1802 ).
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