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E SC 405H Engineering Applications of Field Theory, Honors
E SC 406H Analysis in Engineering Science II, Honors
Category C: Engineering Science (cont’d)
E SC 407H Computer Methods in Engineering Science, Honors
E SC 445 Semiconductor Optoelectronic Devices
E SC
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EGEE
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Introduction to Neural Networks
E SC 481 Elements of Nano/Micro-electromechanical Systems Processing and Design
E SC 482 Micro-Optoelectromechanical Systems (MOEMS) and Nanophotonics
E SC 483 Simulation and Design of Nanostructures
E SC 484 Biologically Inspired Nanomaterials
E SC 501 Solid State Energy Conversion
E SC 502 Semiconductor Heterojunctions and Applications
E SC 540 Laser Optics Fundamentals
E SC 541 Laser-Materials Interactions
E SC 542 Laser-Integrated Manufacturing
E SC 544 Laser Laboratory
E SC 577 Engineered Thin Films
E SC 581 Microelectromechanical Systems/Smart Structures
CHEM 466 Molecular Thermodynamics
E E 420 Electro-Optics: Principles and Devices
E E 422 Optical Engineering Laboratory
E E 432 HF and Microwave Engineering
E E 442 Solid State Devices
E E 522 Electro-Optics Laboratory
E E 542 Semiconductor Devices
PHYS 524 Physics of Semiconductors and Devices
PHYS 572 Laser Physics and Quantum Optics
III. SEMINAR. Select two seminars from the following list; each is a 1-credit course.
E MCH 514 (1 cr.) Engineering Science & Mechanics Seminar
E SC 514 (1 cr.) Engineering Science & Mechanics Seminar
IV. THESIS RESEARCH. Select 6 credits from the following list; each is a variable credit course offering.
E MCH 600 Thesis Research
E MCH 610 Thesis Research Off Campus
E SC 600 Thesis Research
E SC 610 Thesis Research Off Campus
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