Students choosing to minor in NanoEngineering will complete the core sequence which consists of three senior elective lecture and lab courses.

Furthermore, the program participants will enroll in one-semester special topic course that will enable them to gain firsthand experience in conducting scientific research working side-by-side with the graduate students and faculty.

The minimum enrollment standards to participate in the program will include junior standing and a GPA of 3.0 or better. Initial class size will be limited to 25-30 students. Hence, the enrollment in the program will be competitive. The selection will be based on past academic performance and promise for engineering-related research as demonstrated by transcripts and an oral interview.

CHEME / ECE / MECE 5319 (lecture) / 5119 (lab) - Introduction to Nanotechnology

CHEME / ECE / MECE 5320 (lecture) / 5120 (lab) - Introduction to Nanomaterials Engineering

CHEME / ECE / MECE 5321 (lecture) / 5121 (lab) - Design and Fabrication at Nanoscale

CHBE / MECE / ECE 4398 Special Problems (NEMO Research)

* Design project is not required to complete the Minor. While not a part of the program, special effort will be undertaken to enable nanoengineering based design projects.