James Newell, Chemical Engineering (x5316). Paris von Lockette ... Civil
Engineering. Engineering Thermodynamics I and II • Principles of
Electrochemical.
A CONCENTRATION IN MATERIALS SCIENCE IS EASY!
In addition to your required coursework you need: (A) Interdisciplinary Materials Science [now available for Spring 2005 Hegis #4901.486, W/F 10:50 to 12:05, Science Hall, Room 150] (B) two classes outside your department
Engineering Thermodynamics I and II • Principles of Electrochemical Engineering • Fundamentals of Particle Technology • Introduction to Polymer Chemistry • Pavement Analysis and Evaluation
Electrical Engineering
Modern Physics • Statistical Physics • Physical Chemistry • Engineering Thermodynamics I and II • Fundamentals of Particle Technology • Modern Solid State Devices • Electronics II • Principles of Nondestructive Evaluation • Electronic Packaging
Mechanical Engineering
Modern Physics • Statistical Physics • Physical Chemistry I • Fundamentals of Particle Technology • Principles of Nondestructive Evaluation • Introduction to Computational Materials Science
Physics
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry • Principles of Nondestructive Evaluation • Principles of Electrochemical Engineering • Fundamentals of Particle Technology
Physical Science-General
Statistical Physics • Advanced Laboratory • Advanced Inorganic Chemistry • Introduction to Polymer Chemistry • Principles of Nondestructive Evaluation • Principles of Electrochemical Engineering • Physical Chemistry I • Fundamentals of Particle Technology
Physical Science-Chemistry
Modern Physics • Advanced Inorganic Chemistry • Introduction to Polymer Chemistry • Principles of Nondestructive Evaluation • Principles of Electrochemical Engineering • Fundamentals of Particle Technology
Chemistry
Modern Physics • Statistical Physics • Special Topics in Advanced Physics • Principles of Electrochemical Engineering • Principles of Nondestructive Evaluation • Fundamentals of Particle Technology
Biochemistry
Modern Physics • Statistical Physics • Principles of Nondestructive Evaluation • Principles of Electrochemical Engineering • Fundamentals of Particle Technology
Graduating in Spring 2005? You’re NOT TOO LATE! Sign up for Interdisciplinary Materials Science (eligible students must have Junior standing) Hegis # 4901.486, W/F 10:50 to 12:05, Science Hall, Room 150
For more information, please visit the Materials Science website:
www.rowan.edu/materials
You may also contact the following faculty in your department: Samuel Lofland, Physics and Astronomy (x4382) Robert Krchnavek, Electrical and Computer Engineering (x5336) Robert Newland, Chemistry and Biochemistry (x4502) James Newell, Chemical Engineering (x5316) Paris von Lockette, Mechanical Engineering (x5341) Doug Cleary, Civil and Environmental Engineering (x5325)
