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Spring 2027
Recorded this term
2626courses with offerings
3232instructors recorded
Grades have not been recorded for this term. Historical results remain
in the overview above.
Covers basic plasma physics including collective phenomena, fluid models, waves, and kinetic theory, with examples from fusion, astrophysics, and materials processing.
The reviewer rated the course difficulty as 4 out of 5, noting that the instructor spent at least double the usual time preparing lectures for the online format.
Covers principles of magnetic confinement and heating of plasmas for controlled thermonuclear fusion, including field structures, orbits, stability, transport, and concepts like tokamaks and stellarators.
Covers Monte Carlo techniques for nuclear engineering and medical physics, focusing on neutral particle transport theory and software-based analysis of real-world problems.
Introduction to Nuclear Engineering covering fission, fusion, radiation safety, socio-economic topics, policy, history, career paths, ethics, and professional communication.
Nuclear Reactor Theory covers neutronics behavior of fission reactors from a theoretical, one-speed perspective, including criticality, reactivity control, stability, and diffusion theory.
This course covers the sources, interactions, and detection of ionizing radiation, focusing on biological effects, shielding, and standards of radiation protection.
Nuclear Reactor Laboratory involves experiments on reactor operation, flux measurement, and measurements of reactor parameters using a pool type reactor.
Laboratory course covering techniques for creating, exciting, and measuring lab plasmas and using associated apparatus, including UHV hardware and diagnostics.
Covers point reactor kinetics, reactor excursions, Fuchs-Nordheim and Bethe-Tait models, space-time dynamics, and synthesis methods for nuclear reactor systems.
Special Topics in Reactor Engineering. This course covers special topics within the field of reactor engineering, as indicated by its title and description.
Advanced Reactor Theory covers the neutron transport equation, numerical solution methods like multi-group models and Monte Carlo, and perturbation theory for nuclear reactor analysis.