Engineering Science MS: Quantum Science and Nanotechnology Focus

The Engineering Science MS with a course focus on Quantum Science and Nanotechnology is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide students with cutting-edge training in the emerging area of quantum technologies in response to technological advances. This program is unique in providing advanced training in the related underlying physics while combining this knowledge to acquire new cutting-edge innovative engineering and information sciences skills.

Required Core (21 credits)

EE 518LEC - Quantum Mechanics for Eng Credits: 3
EE 520LEC - Quantum Computing and Devices Credits: 3
EE 530LEC - Fundamentals of Semiconductor Devices 2 Credits: 3
EE 539LEC - Principal Information Theory and Coding Credits: 3
EE 563LEC - Fundamentals of Semiconductor Devices 1 Credits: 3
PHY 527LEC - Solid-State Physics I Credits: 3
PHY XXX - Physics of Quantum Information and Quantum Computing Credits: 3

Electives & Culminating Experience (9 credits)

Electives (9 credits)

Select at least 3 from:

EE 555LEC - Photonic Devices Credits: 3
MDI 501LEC - Introduction to Materials Design and Informatics Credits: 3
PHY 528LEC - Solid-State Physics II Credits: 3
Special Topics - Introduction to 2D Electronics

Culminating Experience: Portfolio (0 credits)

EE 616TUT - Technical Synthesis and Communication Credits: 0

Total Credit Hours: 30

3.0 Degree GPA required

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

1) Ability to demonstrate domain expertise with engineering methods and tools

2) Ability to develop relevant programming abilities

3) Ability to use basic engineering concepts flexibly in a variety of contexts.

4) Ability to apply domain-specific concepts and methods to solve problems in real-world contexts and will communicate these solutions effectively

5) Demonstrate an ability to conduct professional practice

SED Statement

This program is officially registered with the New York State Education Department (SED).