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Materials Science and Engineering at UT Dallas is offering a course on Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Properties of Materials this spring. MSEN 3320 provides the fundamentals of materials properties for electronic, optical, and magnetic applications, taught by Dr. Rafik Addou.

The course covers elementary quantum physics, modern solid-state theory, electrical and thermal conduction, semiconductors and devices, dielectrics, magnetic and optical materials properties. Students will also gain an understanding of the primary characterization methods used to study and measure the electrical, optical and physical properties.

Unique Features:

• Interdisciplinary Approach: The course integrates concepts from physics, chemistry, and engineering, providing a well-rounded understanding of material properties.

• Cutting-Edge Research: The course content is regularly updated to include the latest advancements in materials science, ensuring that students are learning about the most current technologies and methodologies.

Prerequisites: To enroll in MSEN 3320, students must have completed the following courses:

• MSEN 3310 or MECH 3360 or EE 3310

• MATH 2415 or MATH 2419 or equivalent

• PHYS 2326 or PHYS 2422

• CHEM 1311

Why Take This Course?

MSEN 3320 is an invaluable course for students interested in the rapidly evolving fields of electronics, optics, and magnetics. By understanding the fundamental properties of materials, students will be well-equipped to contribute to innovations in technology and industry. Whether you’re aiming for a career in research, development, or applied engineering, this course provides the essential knowledge and skills needed to excel.