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Nanoscience

The Nanoscience Junior Sophister course has a value of 60 credits, 30 in each semester, composed of the following:

• CORE modules 40 credits  (CORE modules are compulsory). 
• Open modules 20 credits.

Students must select a Trinity Elective in Semester 1 and may select a Trinity Elective in Semester 2. Students must read the Physical SciencesSophister Programme before completing the form and choose from one of the three scenarios (by clicking the button on the left). Submission date for the form is no later than Friday 20th August 2021.

If you have any queries please contact your course advisor Prof. Peter Dunne P.W.Dunne@tcd.ie

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Nanoscience JS Module Choice Form
	Semester 1	Semester 2
	Core Modules
	CHU33405 Analytical and Computational Methods (5 credits)	PYU33P03 Condensed Matter (5 credits)
	PYU33P01 Quantum Mechanics (5 credits)	CHU33307 Solid State Materials and Modelling (5 credits)
	PYU33NP3 Nanoscience Physics Laboratory (5 credits)	PYU33NP3 Nanoscience Physics Laboratory (5 credits)
	CHU33609 Analytical and Computational Methods  Labs/Workshop (5 credits)	CHU33603 Practical  in  Physical Chemistry and  Nanoscience (5 credits)
	Open Modules Scenario I
	Trinity Elective (5 credits)	CHU33107 Organometallics and Coordination Chemistry (5 credits)
	PYU33P02 Electromagnetic Interactions I – (5 credits)	PYU33P04 Semiconductor Physics (5 credits)
	Open Modules Scenario II
	Trinity Elective (5 credits)	CHU33107 Organometallics and Coordination Chemistry (5 credits)
	PYU33P02 Electromagnetic Interactions I – (5 credits)	CHU33105 Chemistry of Polymers and Macromolecules (5 credits)
	Open Modules Scenario III
	Trinity Elective (5 credits)	CHU33107 Organometallics and Coordination Chemistry (5 credits)
	PYU33P02 Electromagnetic Interactions I – (5 credits)	Trinity Elective (5 credits)
All data collected from this form is used strictly for the purposes of obtaining student choices. This data is only available to the staff of the discipline office and will be retained for reference purposes only.

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