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CHE 306-001: Heat Transfer
       S 2018, S 2020


      Lecture videos have been broken up into pieces due to limits of file size here.
       Lecture 3-30-2020, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV
       Lecture 4-03-2020, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV
       Lecture 4-06-2020, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V, Part VI
       Lecture 4-08-2020, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V
       Lecture 4-10-2020, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V
       Lecture 4-13-2020, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V
       Lecture 4-17-2020, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV
       Lecture 4-20-2020, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V, Part VI
       Lecture 4-22-2020, Part I, Part II
CHE 325: Electrochemical Engineering for Photovoltaics, Fuel Cell and Batteries
​       S 2017
CHE 354-002: Chemical Reactor Design.
       S & F 2016, S & F 2017, S & F 2019.
Additional Polymath instruction videos (slides are posted on blackboard) :
1. ​Polymath instruction #1 (basics) :  Mac QuickTime   Windows WMV
     Matlab files for the two example problems in the polymath video. You need to download and open in Matlab.   #1  #2
2.  Polymath instruction #2 (reactors) :  Mac QuickTime   Windows WMV
3.  Polymath instruction #3 (pressure drop) :  Mac QuickTime   Windows WMV
4.  Polymath instruction #4 (mole balance based on mole flow rate) :  Mac QuickTime   Windows WMV
5.  Polymath instruction #5 (membrane reactor) :  Mac QuickTime   Windows WMV
6.  Polymath instruction #6 (semibatch reactor) : Mac QuickTime  Windows WMV
7.  Polymath instruction #7 (non-linear regression) :  Mac QuickTime   Windows WMV
​CHE 492: Electrochemical Engineering
​       F 2016
​CHE 492 / CHE 592 / ECE 438 / CHE 538: Microfabrication (Integrated Circuit Fabrication Principles)
​       F 2018, F 2020
  Additional resources used in the classes (slides are posted on blackboard):
  1. Semiconductor manufacturing facility  - YouTube 1,  YouTube2
  2. Overall microprocessor fabrication processes - YouTube1,  YouTube2
  3. Electron microscope (YouTube) and Wavelength calculation (link)
  ​4.  X-ray diffraction analysis software - PowderCell
  5. Silicon production -  Czochralski process (YouTube1) and Zone refining process (YouTube2)
  6.  Ion-implantation distribution calculation software - SRIM (Stopping and Range of Ions in Matter)
  7. Excel working sheet for diffusion 
  8. Photolithography (wiki) and etching (YouTube)
  9. Interference and Diffraction, and full readings (1, 2)
 
10. Wave-particle duality and matter wave
  11. Atomic Layer deposition and Atomic Layer processing
  12. Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) :
               sputtering (first 6 short paragraphs of link)
               evaporation (first 4 short paragraphs of link)

  13. Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) of  
          i) Silicon thin film from Silane, ii) Silicon nanowires, iii) carbon nanotubes, and iv) graphene
  14. Electrochemical 3D deposition (gif1, gif2)
​  15. 3D printing (Additive manufacturing) and  Selective Laser Melting
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