370
18
Third Year (Hospital Phase: 32 Credits) First Semester Hematology and Coagulation/ 2 MDTC 410 8 Clinical Chemistry/MDTC 420 4 Immunochematology/MDTC 430 __ 14
0 0
Summer Semester Medical Technology Education/MDTC 470 Management & Supervision/MDTC480
6 8 __4
Second Semester Urinalysis/MDTC 440 Microbiology/MDTC 450 Immunology & Serology/MDTC 460
Total: 148 credits
NANOTECHNOLOGY MINOR CARL HULTMAN, Ph.D., Advisor The Nanotechnology Minor is a program for students who wish to get a background that will prepare them for future careers, schooling and research in the field of nanotechnology. The program is administered by the chemistry department but is open for all Gannon students. Nanotechnology is a fast developing field that is having an impact on technology and society. Both technical and non-technical career areas are seeing growth in nanotechnology employment with an average growth rate of 25% per year. It is anticipated that in the near future nanotechnology will be a one trillion dollar per year worldwide business (larger than telecommunications and information technology combined). The program emphasizes the basic science and manufacturing practices used in nanotechnology. Gannon collaborates with the Nanotechnology Applications and Career Knowledge (NACK) center at the Pennsylvania State University to give students hands on learning regarding fabrication and testing of nanomaterials. Gannon has sophisticated nanotechnology instrumentation including atomic force microscope(AFM), dip pen nano-lithography (DPN), scanning electron microscope (SEM), metallurgical microscope and chemical vapor deposition (CVD). Along with this specialized nanotechnology instrumentation Gannon has state of the art equipment and molecular modeling computers available for nanotechnology work in its chemistry, biology and physics departments. Admission Requirements All Gannon students enrolled in degree programs may declare a nanotechnology minor. Students must meet with the advisor and complete a Minor Declaration Form. Minor Declaration Forms must be signed and submitted to the Registrar’s Office. Nanotechnology Minor Curriculum Gannon Courses General Chem 1 and Lab, (CHEM 111 & 112) College Algebra (Math 111) or Calculus 1 (Math 140) Physics and Lab (PHYS 105 &106) or (PHYS 111 &112) Introduction to Nanotechnology (NANO 121)
14 Credits 4 Credits 3 Credits 4 Credits 3 Credits
NACK 6 Courses (presented at Penn State Univ.) Materials, Safety and Equipment Overview(NANO 311)
18 Credits 3 Credits