□ Course Description

Physics and electronics of radiation detection and instrumentation systems for application to nuclear energy, radiological sciences, radiation protection, health physics, medical physics and imaging, and industrial safety and control system

□ Course Objectives

To provide students with the ability to apply advanced mathematics computational skills, science, and engineering science to identify, formulate, analyze and solve nuclear and radiological engineering problems

To provide students with a knowledge of the fundamentals of radiation transport, interactions, and detection and with the principles required for the analysis, design, and safe operation of radiation producing and using equipment and systems

To provide students with the ability to analyze and interpret data using analysis techniques

To provide students with the skills needed to communicate effectively, work collaboratively, and understand their professional and ethical responsibilities and the impact of engineering solutions in a societal and economic context so they can pursue successful, productive careers in nuclear and radiological engineering.