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CHE 460 Chemical Processing of Electronic Materials
This course is an introduction to electronic materials, chemical processes used in their fabrication, and basic physical principles of electronic device operation and function. The course will address how principles of chemical engineering are applied to design and fabricate current and emerging electronic systems. We will also discuss emerging areas of electronic technologies, including organic semiconductors, advanced energy conversion, and quantum computing and related systems. Credit for both 颁贬贰听460 and 颁贬贰听560 is not allowed.
Prerequisite: 颁贬贰听446 or permission of instructor
Typically offered in Spring only
Chemical Engineering (BS): Honors Concentration
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The Honors Program allows students to gain a deeper understanding of chemical engineering principles than would be acquired by completing the standard CHE curriculum. Admission to the program requires students to have earned a minimum overall GPA of 3.5 and a minimum GPA of 3.5 in CHE聽205 Chemical Process Principles and CHE聽225 Introduction to Chemical Engineering Analysis . An honors thesis based on a supervised research experience and completion of at least one semester of faculty-supervised research are required for completion of the Honors Program.