Programs: M. Tech

Program Overview

Open to students with a bachelors degree in engineering or masters in physics, this course is offered in collaboration with electrical engineering. This is a unique programme that draws the research expertise available in the department in imparting a sound knowledge on the basics of solid state materials and to provide practical training in the synthesis and characterization of materials that are relevant for electrical, magnetic and optical device fabrication.

Selection Process

GATE

Structure of the Program

This is four semester program with the first two semesters of course work and two semester long project work.

Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4
S No. Course No. Course Name Credits
1 PH5011 Science and Technology of Solid state 10
2 PH6022 Introduction to nanoscience 9
3 PH5310 Synthesis and Characterization of Functional Materials 9
4 PH5320 Techniques of Characterization of Materials and Physical Measurements 9
5 PH5330 Laboratory for Synthesis and characterization of Functional Materials 8
S No. Course No. Course Name Credits
1 PH6011 Nanomaterials and nanotechnology 9
2 PH6012 Fundamentals of Semiconductor Physics and Devices 9
3 PH6013 Functional Materials, Sensors and Transducers 9
4 Elective 1 9
5 PH5350 Laboratory for Physical Property Measurement and Transducer / Sensor Element Characteristics of Functional Materials 12

Summer

S No. Course No. Course Name Credits
1 PH5360* Project 25

S No. Course No. Course Name Credits
1 PH5360+ Project 20
2 Elective 2 9
3 Elective 3 9

S No. Course No. Course Name Credits
1 PH5360 Project 40
2 PH5380 Seminar 0

* Project (PH5360*) grade will be assigned in 4th semester.


* Project (PH5360+) grade will be assigned in 4th semester.


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