NANO 4210 - Nanoscience ResearchCredits: 2 Prerequisites: NANO 4311 Physical Principles of Nanoscience, NANO 4312 Chemical/Biochemical Principles of Nanoscience, NANO 4313 Introduction to Material Science The course is designed to provide a hands-on laboratory experience for Nanoscience majors. Students enrolled in this course will choose a research project and a faculty mentor. They will conduct laboratory research under the supervision of their mentor. They will present their mentor a Final Report which describes the work done and data collected during the project. Students are expected to spend a minimum of 5.5 hours per week in the laboratory, at times mutually agreed upon by student and mentor.
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Adhere to safe laboratory practices
- Prepare solutions of a specific concentration
- Use the instrumentation involved with his/her specific project
- Write up experiments in a laboratory notebook
- Use statistical and graphical software (Sigma Stat, Sigma Plot, Microsoft Excel)
- Describe the scientific theory behind their project
- Write a thorough research report
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