ELECTRONIC MATERIALS & DEVICES, Courses 2002-2003
	Autumn			Winter			Spring
608	Fundamentals of MEMS		614	Photonic Info Lab		612	Microwave Com. Lab
	Prof. Ahn			Prof. Klotzkin			Prof. Ferendeci
611	Microwave Communications		641	Silicon Semiconductor Fab		652	Optical Communications
	Prof.  Ferendeci			Prof. Ahn			Prof. Kosel
618	Microfabrication of		647	Semi. Device Modeling VLSI		684	Silicon Millimeter Devices
	Semiconductor Devices			Prof. Cahay			Prof. Roenker
	Prof. Steckl
			697	Compound Semiconductor		761	High Speed Elec. Devices
648	Fund: Optoelectronics			Fabrication Lab			Prof. Cahay
	Prof. Boyd			Prof. Roenker
						771	Applications of MEMS
722 Fabrication Process Modeling			698	Biosensors and BioMEMS			Prof. Papautsky
	Prof. Kosel			Prof. Papautsky
						776	VLSI for Multi-Technology
750	Semiconductors and		712	Intro Optical Computing			Systems
	Hetrojunctions			Prof. Beyette			Prof. Beyette
	Prof. Roenker
			714	Microfabrication of Compound		810	Material Characterization
757	Semiconductor Physics			Semiconductor Devices			Optical
	Prof. Boolchand			Prof. Steckl			Prof. Boolchand
			758	Quantum Mechanics for EE		925	Wide Bandgap Semiconductors
				Prof. Boolchand			Prof Steckl
	All students are required to enroll in Graduate Seminar each Quarter in the section noted.
701	Graduate Seminar Sect.001		702	Graduate Seminar Sect. 001		703	Graduate Seminar Sect. 001
Note: The required and elective courses depend on the area of interest of each student
These courses have to be selected in consultation with an advisor and require
his signature on the course approval form.
NOTE:  Graduate students may take courses from other research areas of the ECECS Department as electives
which must be approved by the faculty advisor. All courses 3 graduate credits, except where noted.