Material Science Minor Curriculum
Students who wish to earn a minor in Materials Science and have it designated on their transcript must successfully complete four courses (16 credits) as listed below. Only one of these courses may also count towards the requirements of a student's major or another minor.
| Required Courses | |
| PHYS-342 | Materials Science and Nanotechnology |
| PHYS-362 | Modern Physics |
| PHYS-376 or | Photonics and Optoelectronics or |
| PHYS-446 | Solid State Physics |
| Elective Courses (choose 2 courses) | |
| CHEM-461 | Colloid Science |
| CHEM-462 | Colloid Science Laboratory |
| EE-426 | Solid State Devices |
| EE-427 | Semiconductor Device Fundamentals |
| IME-507 | Polymer Processing |
Concentration in Materials Science for Applied Physics Majors
Physics majors who wish to pursue a concentration in Materials Science and have it designated on their transcript, must complete all the requirements for the Materials Science Minor as listed above with one addition: their research project for PHYS-498, Senior Research must be a materials science project. In addition, the Applied Physics electives which count towards their degree cannot be used to complete the concentration.View the official Kettering Catalog.
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