WEEK # | LECTURES / LABS |
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1 | Lecture 1: Introduction to Micro / Nano Engineering and Lab Safety Instructions |
No Lab | |
Microfabrication | |
2 | Lecture 2: Introduction to MEMS and Microfabrication |
Lab 1: Benchtop Photolithography and Milli-fluidics | |
3 | No Lecture |
Lab 2: Fun with Molding | |
Microfluidic Hydrodynamics | |
4 | Lecture 3: Introduction to Microfluidics and Soft Lithography |
Lab 3: Device Fabrication, Microfluidic Hydrodynamics: Mixing and Diffusion | |
5 | Lecture 4: Microfluidic Hydrodynamics: Viscous Flow, Surface Tension, and the Problem of Mixing |
Lab 4: Microfluidic Hydrodynamics: Droplets | |
6 | Lecture 5: Microfluidic Hydrodynamics: Electrokinetic Flows |
Lab 5: Microfluidic Hydrodynamics: Fields, Forces, and Flows | |
Surface Engineering | |
7 | Lecture 6: Engineering of Surfaces in Micro / Nano Devices, Surface Wetting |
Lab 6: Surface Engineering with Soft Materials | |
8 | No Lecture and Lab |
Nanomaterial Synthesis and Fabrication | |
9 | Lecture 7: Nanomaterials Synthesis and Surface |
Lab 7: Growing and Touching Carbon Nanotubes | |
Nanoscale Imaging MEMS Devices and AFM | |
10 | Lecture 8: Introduction to Nano-scale Imaging and 3D Printing |
Lab 8: Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) | |
11 | Lecture 9: MEMS Fabrication Processes and AFM |
Lab 9: Microscale 3D Fabrication | |
12 | No Lecture |
Lab 10: Atomic Force Microscope I: Imaging with AFM | |
13 | Lecture 10: MEMS Applications and Product Design |
Lab 11: Atomic Force Microscope II: Thermal Noise of Cantilever | |
14 | Quiz |
No Lab | |
15 | Epilogue - Why Learn Micro and Nano Engineering |
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