Approved Courses
A. Required Courses
- MS 860 Thermodynamics & Kinetics of Materials I, 3 cr.
- MS 961 Thermodynamics & Kinetics of Materials II, 3 cr.
- MS 900 Materials Science Seminar, 2 cr. (two semesters of MS 900, 1 cr. each, are required)
B. Elective Courses
B1. Characterization Courses
- MS 861 Diffraction and Imaging Methods in Materials Science, 4 cr.
- MS 910 Macromolecular Characterization, 3cr.
- MS 965 Advanced Surface & Thin Film Characterization, 4 cr.
- CHEM 908 Applied Multi-Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, 3 cr.
- CHEM 808 Spectroscopic Investigations of Organic Molecules, 3 or 4 cr.
- CHEM 917/918 Advanced NMR Spectroscopy, 3 cr.
B2. Synthesis & Processing Courses
- MS 863 Thin Film Science & Technology, 4 cr.
- MS 905 Macromolecular Synthesis, 3cr.
- CHE 801 Introduction to Polymer Engineering, 4 cr.
- CHEM 855 Advanced Organic Chemistry, 3 cr.
- CHEM 903 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry I, 3 cr.
- CHEM 911 Synthetic Organic Chemistry I, 3 cr.
B3. Structure/ Property Relationships Courses
- MS 830 Mechanical Behavior of Materials, 4 cr.
- MS 831 Fracture and Fatigue of Engineering Materials, 4 cr.
- MS 844 Corrosion, 4 cr.
- MS 862 Electronic Materials Science, 4 cr.
- MS 915 Properties and Processing of Polymer Fluids and Solids, 3 cr.
- BCHM 850 Physical Biochemistry, 3 cr.
- BCHM 851 Principles of Biochemistry I, 4 cr.
- CHEM 901 Theoretical Organic Chemistry I, 3 cr.
- CHEM 902 Theoretical Organic Chemistry II, 3 cr.
- CHEM 905 Advanced Physical Chemistry, 3 cr.
- *CHEM 995 Nano-Manufacturing I, 1 cr.
- *CHEM 996 Nano-Manufacturing Seminar, 1 cr.
- ME 835 Mechanics of Composite Materials, 4 cr.
- ME 935 Micromechanics of Composite & Porous Materials, 4 cr.
- PHYS 818 Introduction to Solid State Physics, 4 cr.
- PHYS 965 Advanced Solid State Physics, 3cr.
* These one-credit hour courses do not count toward the requirement that at least one course from each of the three areas must be taken.
Note: Special Topic courses can also be designed to meet curriculae requests of students if not covered by those courses listed above. These will be developed and considered as necessary.