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2026 Fall
NANO 2314
Applied Quantitative Methods: From Quantum to the Macroscale
upgrade of NANO 2984E
This course introduces useful elements of calculus, differential equations, Fourier transforms, and linear algebra through real-life/scientific applications and hands-on activities. (Fulfills Pathways 5a: Advanced/Applied Quantitative and Computational Thinking.)
Prerequisites: 2 semesters of calculus, 1 semester of general chemistry, 1 semester of physics.
If you're looking to strengthen your quantitative skills for research and professional careers, please sign up!
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2026 Spring
NANO 2984E
(Special Study) Applied Mathematics and Programming for Nanoscience
This course introduces useful elements of calculus, differential equations, Fourier transforms, and linear algebra through real-life/scientific applications and hands-on activities. (Fulfills Pathways 5a: Advanced/Applied Quantitative and Computational Thinking.)
Prerequisites: 2 semesters of calculus, 1 semester of general chemistry, 1 semester of physics.
If you're looking to strengthen your quantitative skills for research and professional careers, please sign up!
2025 Fall
NANO 1014
Introduction to Nanoscience: From Atoms to Applications
This course is a revamped version of NANO 1015, Introduction to Nanoscience. It will have more hands-on components and a broader, more direct introduction to various aspects of nanoscience research at Virginia Tech. For the catalog description, please see here.
Prerequisites: none.
2025 Spring
NANO 2984E
(Special Study) Applied Mathematics and Programming for Nanoscience
Courses Taught Prior to 2021 Fall
Spring 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021: NANO 4124, Advanced Nanomaterials and Devices
Fall 2017, 2018, 2020: PHYS 2306, Foundations of Physics (Waves, Electricity & Magnetism)
The complete lists of Nanoscience and Physics courses at Virginia Tech are found in the Academic Catalog.