Class RationaleThe sustained evolution microelectronic, optoelectronic, magnetic, integrative, and biotechnological devices increasingly call for novel approaches to device design and materials manufacturing. Nanometer-scale science and engineering has the potential for revolutionizing the ways in which materials and products are created and the range and nature of functionalities that can be accessed. This class reviews the manufacturing challenges and revolutionary changes that these areas are facing, as well as prospective solutions bestowed by nanoscale approaches to device design and materials synthesis.
ECERF W2-085; 2-5866; email : evoy@ece.ualberta.ca Lectures : MWF, 11:00 - 11:50 p Location : CME 343
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Note: Section IV of textbook will be skipped Last modified: 8 Jan 2009 Dr. Evoy acknowledges and thanks Saifuddin Rayyan, William Barnhart, Martin Duemling, and Dr. Randy Heflin of Virginia Tech for the co-authorship of the first edition of this course. |