This course can also be taken for academic credit as ECEA 5606, part of CU Boulder’s Master of Science in Electrical Engineering degree. Nanophotonics and Detectors Introduction This course dives into nanophotonic light emitting devices and optical detectors, including metal semiconductors, metal semiconductor insulators, and pn junctions. We will also cover photoconductors, avalanche photodiodes, and photomultiplier tubes. Weekly homework problem sets will challenge you to apply the principles of analysis and design we cover in preparation for real-world problems. Course Learning Outcomes At the end of this course you will be able to… (1) Use nanophotonic effects (low dimensional structures) to engineer lasers (2) Apply low dimensional structures to photonic device design (3) Select and design optical detector for given system and application
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Content is really good. Quality of assignments are also very nice. Only one problem is framing of questions is not done properly.
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Content is really good. Quality of assignments are also very nice. Only one problem is framing of questions is not done properly.
Good course - feel like I learned a lot
Good but problems requires a good pattern
Формулу вставлять очень сложно. Система не принимает
You can get clearer explanations of this material from Wikipedia or even a half-decent GPT, which says a lot. The class material is very unmatched to the final exam, and many of the questions in the homework assignments have typos or other errors. This might be ok for a brand new class, but this one has had time to be corrected. It feels like an unprofessional and quickly thrown together course.