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PHYS 5328. SURFACE PHYSICS. 3 Hours.

PHYS 5328 delves into the following key areas: Experimental and Theoretical Methods: Techniques for analyzing solid surfaces, including various spectroscopy and microscopy methods. Geometric and Electronic Structures: Study of the arrangement of atoms and electronic states at the surfaces of metals and semiconductors. Reduced Dimensionality Systems: Investigation of surfaces as two-dimensional systems, which exhibit unique physical properties compared to their bulk counterparts. Adsorption Phenomena: Examination of how atoms and molecules adhere to surfaces, influencing surface chemistry and catalysis. Thin Film Growth: Understanding the processes involved in the formation of thin films, which are essential in various technological applications.

BS in Physics to MS or ME in Materials Science and Engineering Fast Track

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Bachelor of Science in Physics to Master of Science or Master of Engineering in Materials Science and Engineering Fast Track enables outstanding senior undergraduate physics students to receive dual undergraduate and graduate course credit for six or nine hours of coursework. These designated graduate courses satisfy both bachelor’s and master’s degree requirements if they are completed within the last 15 hours of the undergraduate degree program. Students should refer to the Materials Science and Engineering section of the graduate catalog for detailed requirements of a master’s degree in Materials Science and Engineering. This program presentation includes both undergraduate and graduate requirements. The undergraduate degree will be conferred immediately upon completion of the undergraduate degree requirements.