This course is intended for beginning graduate students. The course will discuss strategies to explore grand challenge nanotechnology problems in the areas of electronics, displays and energy. These challenges often require a disciplined innovation framework that involves correctly defining the specifications of the challenge, understanding the technology gaps, and having the relevant interdisciplinary expertise to develop the systems needed to bridge the technology gap. This course will first present an innovation framework, then expose students to multi‐scale computational tools that can be used to explore the solution space, and finally apply these techniques to case studies in the area of nanoelectronics.
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Price |
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| TBD |
Registration Fee $2,125 |
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For Additional questions please contact us at epd@engr.utexas.edu.
Students who withdraw from the University receive a refund of a percentage of their tuition. The percentage varies as shown below according to the student’s effective withdrawal date.
Long Session and Summer Session (Whole-Session Classes)
| Official withdrawal date |
Percentage refund |
| Prior to the first class day |
100% less $15 matriculation fee |
| During the first five class days |
80% |
| During the second five class days |
70% |
| During the third five class days |
50% |
| During the fourth five class days |
25% |
| After the fourth five class days |
none |
Summer Session (First-Term, Second-Term, and Nine-Week Classes)
| Official withdrawal date |
Percentage refund |
| Prior to the first class day |
100% less $15 matriculation fee |
| During the first, second, or third class day |
80% |
| During the fourth, fifth, or sixth class day |
50% |
| After the sixth class day |
none |
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