CHEM 6001 Materials Chemistry: General and Inorganic Perspectives

Materials science is the science of solids, a field that encompasses most aspect of modern life. Materials Chemistry: General and Inorganic Perspectives is a graduate level chemistry course, which will provides an introductory overview of general and inorganic perspectives of materials chemistry. This course places emphasis on the ways in which new materials are designed, evaluated and used. Solid-sate chemistry, metals in materials chemistry, semiconductors and polymer materials will be
introduced. In addition, different characterization methods of materials will be discussed.

Prerequisite(s): Undergraduate course in Inorganic chemistry (CHEM 3200) or equivalent, or permission of the department.
Credits: 3.0