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    This document outlines the syllabus for an experimental nanomechanics course, including topics such as mechanical exfoliation, vapor deposition, nanomaterial preparation using laser irradiation and lightscribing, mechanical characterization using nanoindentation, nanomaterial imaging techniques like SEM, weekly meeting frequency, and a learning outcome of enhancing experimental techniques related to nanomechanics and understanding mechanical response of nanomaterials under loading. The justification provided is that the ongoing research is based on theoretical and numerical computation, so understanding microscale experimental techniques would enrich knowledge of in situ experiments without directly contributing to the student's thesis.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for an experimental nanomechanics course, including topics such as mechanical exfoliation, vapor deposition, nanomaterial preparation using laser irradiation and lightscribing, mechanical characterization using nanoindentation, nanomaterial imaging techniques like SEM, weekly meeting frequency, and a learning outcome of enhancing experimental techniques related to nanomechanics and understanding mechanical response of nanomaterials under loading. The justification provided is that the ongoing research is based on theoretical and numerical computation, so understanding microscale experimental techniques would enrich knowledge of in situ experiments without directly contributing to the student's thesis.

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    MEEG 866 Experimental Nanomechanics: 1 Course Syllabus

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    This document outlines the syllabus for an experimental nanomechanics course, including topics such as mechanical exfoliation, vapor deposition, nanomaterial preparation using laser irradiation and lightscribing, mechanical characterization using nanoindentation, nanomaterial imaging techniques like SEM, weekly meeting frequency, and a learning outcome of enhancing experimental techniques related to nanomechanics and understanding mechanical response of nanomaterials under loading. The justification provided is that the ongoing research is based on theoretical and numerical computation, so understanding microscale experimental techniques would enrich knowledge of in situ experiments without directly contributing to the student's thesis.

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    MEEG 866

    Experimental Nanomechanics
    Special Problem

    August 31, 2017

    1 Course Syllabus
    1.1 Course Information
    Credit hours: 3.00
    Academic year 2017 - 2018
    College: Engineering (EG)
    Department: Mechanical Engineering ( MEEG )
    Course Advisor: Prof. M Zubaer Hossain

    1.2 Topics
    1. Mechanical Exfoliation

    2. Physical and Chemical vapor deposition processes

    3. Sample nanomaterial preparation by Laser Irradiation

    Lightscribing method

    4. Mechanical Characterization of nanomaterial

    Using nanoindentation

    5. Nanomaterial imaging techniques (e.g. SEM)

    1.3 Meeting Frequency


    Weekly

    1.4 Learning Outcome


    This course intends to enhance the capability to explore experimental techniques related to nanome-
    chanics. Itd also help to understand the mechanical response of a nanomaterial under mechanical
    loading.

    1
    2 Justification
    The ongoing research is based on theoretical and numerical computation. Understanding on mi-
    croscale experimental techniques would enrich the knowledge of in situ experiments and are not
    directly contributing to the thesis.

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