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Courses
Offering |
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Compulsory
Courses |
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Freshman |
Sophomore |
Junior |
Senior |
| General
physics, Physics Laboratory, General Chemistry,
Chemistry Labora-tory, Calculus, In-troduction to
com-puter science, Engi-neering Mathemat-ics, Learning
by Service, Physical Education |
Mathematical
Methods for Physi-cist, Fundamental Physics Laboratory,
Introduction to Modern Physics Laboratory, Elec-tron
Magnetism, Theoretical Me-chanics, Physical Education |
Applied
electronics, Laboratory of applied electronics,
Quantum Physics, |
Seminar
I-Nanoscience, Semi-nar I- Electro-optics, Seminar
I- Magnetic semicon-ductor, |
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Elective
Courses |
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Freshman |
Sophomore |
Junior |
Senior |
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Circuit,
Introduc-tion to Modern Physics, Introduc-tion to
Electro-Optics |
Thermodynamics
and statistic phys-ics, Advance in physical Mathemat-ics,
Optics, Nano Material Practice, Introduction to
Flat Panel Display |
Introduction
to Solid State Physics, Introduction to Magnetic
Physics, Nano-engineering, Physics of thin film,
Green Energy, Semiconductor De-vice Physics and
Technology |
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Master |
| Compulsory
Courses |
| Solid
State Physics, Seminar, Quantum Mechanics |
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| Elective
Courses |
| Liquid
Crystals and Display principles, Special Topics
and Experiments of Light Emit-ting Diodes, Solar
cells, Material characterization and analysis, Semiconductor
fabrica-tion, Physics of thin film, Nano-engineering,
Electro-Optic Semiconductor, Organic Light Emitting-Diodes, |
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Remarks: |
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Minimum
# of credits for graduation: 128, department compulsory:
71, elective: 25 (includes departmental elective 15 credits),
university compulsory: 4, general educa-tion:28 |
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Minimum
# of credits for graduation: 137, department compulsory:
71, elective: 34 (includes departmental elective 24 credits),
university compulsory: 4, general educa-tion: 28. This
applied to entering students in 2005 and later. |
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Faculty
Profile |
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Title |
Name |
Education |
Specialty |
| Associate
Profes-sor & Chairman |
Yu-Min
Hu |
Ph.D.
in Physics,
National Cheng-Kung University,
Taiwan
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Thin
film fabrication, magnetic ma-terials, spintronics |
| Professor
& Dean of College of Sci-ence |
Chien-Jung
Huang |
Ph.D.
in Electrical Engineering,
National Cheng-Kung University,
Taiwan
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O/PLED,
nanoscience, semiconduc-tor process and devices |
| Associate
Profes-sor |
Shih-Jye
Sun |
Ph.D.
in Physics,
National Tsing-Hua Uni-versity,
Taiwan
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Spintronics,
organic ferromagnet-isms, Transition metal oxides,
quan-tum transport, carbon based materi-als |
| Assistant
Profes-sor |
Shih-Wei
Feng |
Ph.D.
in Electro-optics,
National Taiwan Univer-sity,
Taiwan
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III-V
semiconductors, organic material, ultra-fast optics,
optical measurement techniques |
| Assistant
Profes-sor |
Chin-Yi
Tsai |
Ph.D.
in Applied Physics,
Cornell University, USA |
Physics
and applications of semi-conductor lasers, optoelectronic
de-vices, quantum devices and, nano-meter devices |
| Assistant
Profes-sor |
Chin-Chung
Yu |
Ph.D.
in Physics,
National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan
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Magnetic
materials, nanosized mate-rials, novel materials,
scanning probe microscopy, nano-engineering, thin-film
physics |
| Assistant
Profes-sor |
Tai-Chun
Han |
Ph.D.
in Physics,
National Cheng-Kung University,
Taiwan
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Magnetoelectric
materials, thin film physics, Micro & Nano Imprinting
Technology |
| Assistant
Profes-sor |
Jau-Wern
Chiou |
Ph.D.
in Physics,
Tam-kang University,
Taiwan |
XAS,
SPEM, XMCD, XES |
| Assistant
Profes-sor |
Chin-Hau
Chia |
Ph.D.
in Physics,
Tohoku University,
Japan
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Semiconductor
physics, ultrafast spectroscopy, photophysics of
solids |
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