Timetable-Two: after Spring Break Week Lectures/Reading Topics/Assignments Mar Questions on sections 2, 3.1 and 3.2, plus preparation for Talks 16-20 Section 3.3, or book Chap 3.3 Mar Section 3.4, or book Chap 3.4, plus preparation for Talks 23-27 Section 3.5, or book Chap 3.5 Mar 30 Structure of Talks, a recent conference example: Huts on Ge/Si(001) Apr 3 Q&A: Epitaxial crystal growth and surface diffusion mechanisms Apr Introduction to Ion-based techniques (lecture/lab visit with Dr Culbertson) 6-10 Extended Consultation (Apr 8): Private study (Apr 9) Apr Student Talks: Shawn Whaley and Chiyu Zhu 13-17 Introduction to Electrochemistry (lecture by Dr Friesen) Apr More on epitaxial crystal growth (lectures by Dr Venables) 20-24 Student Talks: Xiaoqian Li and Larry Mickelson Apr 27 Private study (Apr 28); Extended Consultation (Apr 29) May 1 Student Talks: Thomas Heaton and Jordan Kennedy May Finish up crystal growth (May 5); Extended Consultation (May 6 and/or 7) 4-8 Term projects due by Friday, May 8 at midday To get an idea of possible choices after Spring Break, consult the Lecture list, the current Course outline, or the Book contents. What will actually happen is subject to consultation with individual students. Important dates: April 3/5 Course withdrawal inperson/online; May 5, Last day of classes; May 6, Reading Day; May 8, Written Projects due: (this course does not have a written Final Exam); May 14, Commencement.