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7/18/2018: Faculty Senate Approved Meeting Minutes
No full text7-18-18 Motion to approve constitution document provided as prepared with already passed amendments. Vote: 10,0,0 - PASSE
11/14/2018: Course Change Form CS 693
No full textCreate course to support Graduate Student internship participation:
Objective of this course is to provide real world problem solving opportunities to graduate students, allowing the student to apply knowledge gained from academic studies in a full-time work environment. Students are individually supervised by faculty. Course Syllabus will typically require an evaluation from the corporate sponsor and a paper from the student that demonstrates how the internship assignment was integral to their major, and met the following academic objectives: understanding the scope and overarching goals of the assignment, competency in analytical skills, understanding ethical conduct, and demonstrated curiosity about project and value creation. Graded S/
11/14/2018: Course Change Form CS 690
No full textThis course is designed to support the graduate program in Data Science.
The objective of this course is to provide real world problem to graduate students, allowing the student to apply knowledge gained from their academic studies in Data Science. Students select a problem in an area of interest and are supervised by faculty. Academic objectives: understanding the scope and overarching goals of the assignment, competency in analytical skills, understanding ethical conduct, and demonstrated curiosity about project and value creation. Graded S/
11/14/2018: Course Change Form Math 327
No full textThe name change from generic “Mathematical Statistics I” to specific “Probability and Stochastic Modeling” reflects the contents of this course and the needs of specific knowledge and tools
Intensity analysis of polarized Raman spectra for off axis single crystal silicon
No full textIn this work we demonstrate that polarized backscattered Raman spectroscopy can be used for identifying the crystallographic orientation of silicon cut off axis. The orientation of the crystal is defined by two angles one defined between the (0 0 1) crystal axis and the lab z-axis and the other as the angle of rotation of the crystallographic x-y plane about the crystal’s z-axes. Theoretical Raman intensity profiles are generated by rotating wafers of different geometry about the lab z-axis in the backscattered configuration. This changes the polarization of the incident light with respect to the crystallographic axes. The impact of the off axis Si on the Raman intensity profile were investigated to identified specific signatures in the Raman spectra that are most effective in determining the degree of off axis cut for single crystal Si. The results show excellent agreement with experimental outcomes
A Novel Approach to Visualize and Quantify the Transient Air Infiltration/Exfiltration in Walk-in Coolers
Get PDFWalk-in coolers are room-sized, insulated, and refrigerated compartments for food product storage. Walk-ins have areas equal or below 280 m2 (3,000 ft2), and are classified either as coolers operating above 0 degrees C (32 degrees F) (medium-temperature) to store fresh fruit, vegetables, and dairy products, or freezers that operate below 0 degrees C (32 degrees F) (low-temperature) to meet health and safety standards of frozen food products. Walk-ins are typically found in restaurants as well as small- and medium-to-large grocery stores or supermarkets
