CHM 150 - Chemistry and the Nanoworld

CHM 150 is an introductory lecture and laboratory course that introduces students to nanotechnology,nanomaterials, and their applications. The course combines the ideologies from many branches of science and demonstrates how the different disciplines can work together within the field of nanotechnology. This course will create an interdisciplinary science foundation through the discussion of nanotechnology, its applications in medicine, the environment and agriculture, and what nanotechnology means for society and the environment. The course also engages students in entrepreneurial learning opportunities related to nanotechnology. This class is suitable for undergraduate students with no science background and are interested in gaining a fundamental knowledge of nanotechnology, understanding current applications, and in learning about its societal implications.
Lecture
Credits: 3
Offered in the Spring Semester. Oral Intensive

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