Prerequisites: graduate standing in Chemistry or consent of instructor; con- sent of instructor of CHEM 202 or both concurrent enrollment in and consent of instructor of CHEM 297 or both concurrent enrollment in and consent of instructor of CHEM 299
Description: Focuses on the technical aspects of design and manufacture of instrumentation for physical chemistry and related fields. Introduces design and simulation software and provides hands- on experience in the realization of advanced instru- mentation development projects. Students who com- plete a project and take the final examination receive a letter grade; other students receive a
Credit: Satisfactory (S) or No Credit (NC) grade.