Nanoscience and Molecular Engineering (NME) - a NSF Nanotechnology Undergraduate Education (NUE) Program (NSF 0938558)
NME Option Multidisciplinary Lecture – NME498/ChemE599 Molecular Engineering and Science Fall 2011 - Tuesday/Thursday 1:30 – 2:50 p.m., SMI 407
Lectures & Lecture material Partners GEMSEC CNT Contact Us Supporting Labs Nanolab MEMS Laboratory Heteroepitaxal Growth Lab Non Linear Optical Lab Molecular Biomimetics Lab NUE Programs	Course Coordinator: Professor René M. Overney 245 Benson, E-mail the coordinator 206-543-4353, FAX 206-543-3778 Office Hours: Overney (BNS 245):   Tuesday 12:30-13:30 (drop in) or e-mail for appointment Course Material: Provided in class and/or as Handouts on this site Prerequisites: N/A ______________________________________ Syllabus Course Description This is an interdisciplinary course for graduate and senior undergraduate student in the physical, chemical and biological sciences, and in engineering at the University of Washington. Students are introduced by leaders in the field to multiple aspects of molecular sciences and their transformative impact. Course Credit Course credit is based on Course Participation (20 %), Exam 1 (40%) and Exam 2 (40%). Examinations: Two one-hour closed notes exams. All examinations are required, and there will be no make-ups. Missing an examination or not turning one in is graded as a failure (0.0). Homework: Homework Assignments and Solutions are posted on this WEB site. Required Readings Assigned for each section. Important Dates See Outline for Details September Sept. 28     Instructions begin October Nov. 8      Exam 1 (SMI 407) November Nov. 24 Holiday December Dec. 8     Exam 2 (SMI 407) Course Links Course Schedule, Material, Homework Assignments and Solutions Remarks If any student has a learning disability or other special needs, please inform the instructor the first week of class so we can make special arrangements to accommodate you.