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               nanomaterials.  Novel  synthesis  methods  of  nanostructures:  chemical  Assessment Method:
               approach  and  physical  methods.  Nanomaterial  characterization:  Final Examination:  50%
               diffraction,  microscopy  and  spectroscopy  technique.  Unique  Continuous Assessment:  50%
               mechanical,  thermal,  electrical,  optical  and  magnetic  properties  of
               nanomaterials  as  a  result  of  reduce  in  dimensionality.  Novel  Medium of Instruction:
               applications  of  nanomaterials  in  catalyst,  nanoelectronics,  English
               optoelectronics, composite technology, environmental and biomedical
               science. Toxicology of nanomaterials.            Soft-skills:
                                                                CS2, CT3, LL2
               Assessment Method:
                                                                References:
               Final Examination:     50%                       1.  Fundamentals  of  Photonics  (Wiley  Series  in  Pure  and  Applied
               Continuous Assessment:  50%                         Optics) by Bahaa E. A. Saleh and Malvin Carl Teich (Mar 9, 2007)
                                                                2.  Photonics:  Optical  Electronics  in  Modern  Communications  (The
               Medium of Instruction:                              Oxford Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) by Amnon
               English                                             Yariv and Pochi Yeh (Jan 26, 2006)
                                                                3.  Physics  of  Photonic  Devices  (Wiley Series  in  Pure  and  Applied
               Soft-skills:                                        Optics) by Shun Lien Chuang (Jan 20, 2009)
               CS2, CT3, LL2
                                                                SMEB3305 ORGANIC ELECTRONICS
               References:                                      Organic electronics as a green technology
               1.  Introduction   to   Nanoscale   Science   and   Technology  Fundamental of organic semiconducting materials:  Pi-conjugation,
                  (Nanostructure Science and Technology) by Massimiliano Ventra,  HOMO,  LUMO  levels,  electron  withdrawing  and  donating  groups,
                  Stephane Evoy and James R. Heflin (Jun 30, 2004)  molecular  engineering,  electronic  charge  transport,  packing  and
               2.  Nanostructures and  Nanomaterials:  Synthesis,  Properties,  and  phases.
                  Applications  (World  Scientific  Series  in  Nanoscience  and  Device Physics: Charge transport and injection, magnetic field effect,
                  Nanotechnology) by Guozhong Cao and Ying Wang (Jan 3, 2011)  interface effect, polaron, exciton, organic light emitting diode, singlet,
               3.  Understanding Nanomaterials by Malkiat S. Johal (Apr 26, 2011)  triplet,  emission  efficiency    organic  field  effect  transistor,  insulator-
                                                                semiconductor  properties,  organic  solar  cells,  Bulk  heterojunction,
               SMEB3303 BIOMATERIALS                            bilayer,  power  conversion  efficiency,  materials  used  for  organic
               Fundamental physical concepts of biomaterials are introduced and its  electronic devices.
               various classes of natural (collagen) and synthetic materials such as  Materials for organic electronics as chemical and biological sensors.
               metal, bioceramics, bioglasses, biopolymers, biocomposites, biocarbon  Encapsulation technology, fabrication and process technology, material
               studied.    Important  biomaterial  properties  discussed  include  degradation
               biocompatibility,  biofueling,  implantation  and  biodegradation.  Some
               established  and  emerging  applications  in  biology  and  medicine;  Assessment Method:
               biosensing, cardiovascular interventions and implants, drug and gene  Final Examination:  50%
               delivery, etc are also investigated.             Continuous Assessment:  50%

               Assessment Method:                               Medium of Instruction:
               Final Examination:     50%                       English
               Continuous Assessment:  50%
                                                                Soft-skills:
               Medium of Instruction:                           CS2, CT3, LL2
               English
                                                                References:
               Soft-skills:                                     1.  Organic  Electronics:  Materials,  Processing,  Devices  and
               CS2, CT3, LL2                                       Applications by Franky So (Nov 24, 2009)
                                                                2.  Organic Electronics: Materials, Manufacturing, and Applications by
               References:                                         Hagen Klauk (Aug 31, 2006)
               1.  Biomaterials Science, Second Edition: An Introduction to Materials  3.  Introduction  to  Organic  Electronic  and  Optoelectronic  Materials
                  in Medicine by Buddy D. Ratner, Allan S. Hoffman, Frederick J.  and Devices (Optical Science and Engineering) by Sam-Shajing
               2.  Biomaterials: An Introduction by Joon Park and R. S. Lakes (Oct  Sun and Larry R. Dalton (May 29, 2008)
                  29, 2010)
               3.  Advanced  Biomaterials:  Fundamentals,  Processing,  and  SMEB3306 SMART MATERIALS
                  Applications  by  Bikramjit  Basu,  Dhirendra  S.  Katti  and  Ashok  Smart materials versus high performance materials,
                  Kumar (Oct 5, 2009)                           Mechanism and applications of Piezoelectric materials ,shape memory
                                                                alloys,    light  induced  shape-memory  polymer,  electro-active  induced
               SMEB3304 PHOTONIC MATERIALS AND DEVICES          shape memory polymer, thermal induced shape memory polymer, pH-
               Quantum  Optics  materials  and  devices:  Spontaneous  emission,  sensitive  polymers,  electrochromic  materials,  photochromic  material,
               spontaneous  absorption,  simulated  emission,  population  inversion,  Ferrofluid,  Self-healing  materials,  dielectric  elastomers,  aerogel,
               lasing medium, amplifier, semiconducting laser, solid state laser, gas  integration of smart materials into a system: micro-electromechanical
               laser,  non-linear  optics  and  modulator,  plasmonic  materials  and  systems, smart dust.
               devices, photonic crystals
               Classical Optics Materials: Fiber-optics, planar-waveguide, origin of  Assessment Method:
               transmission losses in fiber optics, glasses used to manufacture high  Final Examination:  50%
               quality fiber-optics, metamaterials              Continuous Assessment:  50%
               Liquid  Crystal:  Nematic,  smectic,  discotic,  chiral  nematic  liquid
               crystals,  Orientation  order,  birefringence,  twisted  and  supertwisted  Medium of Instruction:
               nematic  display,  characteristics  of  materials  used  for  liquid  crystal  English
               display
               Selected Contemporary topics in advanced photonic materials and  Soft-skills:
               devices                                          CS3, CT3, LL2




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