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According to our matching algorithm, Prudence Merton is the likely recipient of the following grants.
| Years |
Recipients |
Code |
Title / Keywords |
Matching
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| 2010 — 2013 |
Merton, Prudence
Mahapatra, Rabi |
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No activity code was retrieved: click on the grant title for more information |
Collaborative Research: Ccli (Exploratory): Introduction of Nanoelectronics Courses in Undergraduate Computer Science and Computer Engineering Curricula @ Texas a&M Engineering Experiment Station
Computer Engineering (32)
This proposal develops a simulation-based project oriented curriculum to bootstrap a nanotechnology track among undergraduate engineering programs, with initial emphasis on computer science and engineering. The proposal develops three courses, five experimental modules for each of the courses, and web-based courseware for wider distribution of the materials.
The proposal investigates methodologies and tool sets for nanoscale design and integrates them into a novel engineering curriculum. It advances nanoelectronics education and provides students with the ability to perform futuristic nanodesigns. The free exchange of courseware and simulation-based education enables low-cost learning of nanotechnology compared to a traditional experimental approach. The proposal promotes discovery in nanoelectronics and nanotechnology due to advanced simulation, experiments, and design. The proposal replaces experimental-based highly-expensive nanotechnology education with simulation-based low-cost nanotechnology education.
This nanotechnology educational program contributes to building a workforce in the nanotechnology industries. The project-centered nanoelectronics courses provide a unique learning opportunity for faculty and students in computer science and engineering.
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