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NANOMATERIALS & NANOTECHNOLOGY introduces advanced processing methods for synthesizing nanomaterials, ranging from single nanoparticles to three-dimensional nanostructures.

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Covers fundamentals of quantum materials, their device applications, and experimental techniques for engineering solid-state quantum phenomena.

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Covers solid surface structure, electronic properties, thermodynamics, diffusion, chemical interactions like chemisorption and catalysis, and experimental methods in metals and semiconductors.

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Covers principles, materials, and devices of battery technologies including thermodynamics, electrochemistry, and mass transport for lithium-ion and other systems.

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Mesoscale Modeling of Materials covers classical theories and analytical/numerical modeling of kinetic processes like transport, grain growth, phase separation, solidification, precipitation, and multiphysics problems.

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Independent study courses in Metallurgical Engineering.

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A graduate cooperative education program combining classroom theory with practical work experience to enhance professional careers for MS students.

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Advanced materials science covering phase transformations, nucleation theory, structural imperfections, alloy phase equilibria, interface reactions, and growth kinetics.

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Master's Research or Thesis involves supervised work to formulate and analyze advanced materials science and engineering problems.

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Special Topics in Materials Science covers varying topics where students identify and describe key theories, concepts, and methods in the field.

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Pre-dissertator's research under faculty supervision where students demonstrate an ability to formulate and analyze advanced materials science and engineering problems.

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A graduate seminar introducing UW-Madison and professional materials research practices, covering current advances via a seminar series and professional skills like technical writing.

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Research and Thesis under faculty supervision where students formulate and analyze advanced materials science and engineering problems.

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Jazz in 20th-Century America examines cultural influences on jazz development through historical and ethnographic works, focusing on syncretism, nationalism, and globalization.

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MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE features descriptive lectures on chamber music and live performances by the instructor and other musicians.

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Musica Practica 2 continues strategies for composing, understanding, and writing about music.

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Musica Practica: Aural Skills 2 continues introductory aural skill instruction, focusing on diatonic and chromatic melody performance and dictation.

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Survey of the history of Western music covering the development of music in the European tradition from 1750 to the present.

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Musica Practica 4 covers advanced strategies for composing, understanding, and writing about music, including atonal set theory and electronic music.

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Jazz Theory & Composition introduces applied theory of functional tonal and modal jazz harmony, analyzes song forms from the standard jazz repertoire, and teaches reharmonization and composition techniques.

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Introduction to basic conducting elements, covering elementary skills, score study, rehearsal preparation, teaching techniques, and professional marketing.

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Continuation of conducting techniques with practical application to vocal and instrumental groups, covering cues, dynamics, meters, and hand independence.

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Preparation, rehearsal, and performance of an opera role in University opera production, with audition required via the School of Music.

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Opera Workshop involves performing scenes from standard operas with singing, accompanying, and dramatic action, while covering staging, lighting, costuming, and scenery.

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Explores global hand drumming traditions with group performance opportunities, teaching techniques, rhythms, and skills to facilitate drum circles for all levels.

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Jazz Ensemble involves assignments in performing ensemble literature, requiring auditions and instructor consent for new enrollees to rehearse and perform classic jazz repertoire in live settings.

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Woodwind ensemble course involving assignments in performing ensemble literature in a small ensemble without a conductor; first-time enrollment requires audition and instructor consent.

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Ensemble course exploring musical styles from social movements (Hip Hop, Reggae, Jazz, Cumbia) through rehearsals and performance of repertoire by marginalized groups.

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Ensemble-Brass involves assignments in performing ensemble literature, requiring audition and instructor consent for first-time enrollment, focusing on brass chamber repertoire.

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MUSIC 268 involves assignments in performing ensemble literature, with an audition and instructor consent required for first-time enrollment.

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