Exploring Masters in Computational Nanotechnology: Urgent Help Needed!

[White Death]

Need your immediate help!

I need your immediate guidance on a real serious matter related to me:

Can I study COMPUTATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY after doing bachelors in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (Telecomm.)??

OR

Please suggest me a field in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING after which I can do masters in Computational Nanotechnology?

(Please DO NOT suggest any other field except Electrical engineering for bachelors. You are respectfully asked about SUB-FIELD in Electrical Engineering)

Tomorrow is the last day of my final verdict.

Answer me as soon as possible.

Peace!

 

[White Death]

Guys, please please please reply

 

[Tac-Tics]

Generally, it doesn't really matter what you study as an undergraduate. If you have a degree in a technical field and graduate with good marks, you can study whatever you want in grad school.

 

[maverick_starstrider]

As a person who has done research on compuational model of carbon nanotubes I have to say I had no idea there WAS a field called Computational Nanotechnology... Regardless, do your bachelours in electrical, materials of nanotech engineering or physics. You're a long way from grad so I wouldn't worry about specializing for a couple years

 

[White Death]

I have recently passed admission test of 2 best universities of my country. So, I am going to be in soon.

As far as specialization is concerned, I still want reviews from you, guys.

 

[HappMatt]

Like the other guys said if your still a undergrad it doesn't make much difference as long as your in a technical field. My suggestion would be to get your EE degree and while there pursue elective courses in nanotechnology and computer science. Then at the same time find a professor doing research similar to your interest and get involved as soon as possible. There you go get good grades and you will get into a grad school where you can study what you want.

 

[martin_blckrs]

What are the specializations you can choose? Something like Electromaterial engineering would be the most related, or generally something with a strong emphasis on physics and especially on condensed matter physics and also on computational methods used there.

 

[maverick_starstrider]

well I do Computational Condensed Matter and I kinda do that stuff.

 

[White Death]

Electromaterial and computational sciences, I am coming.

Thank you guys. I will join university in September, GOD WILLING.

@ maverick starsrider

Where do you work? I mean in which company.

I want to do job in INTEL. Can they ask for me if I do good studies in the above mentioned field??

I like programming and chips n stuff like that. MOST OF ALL, I LIKE PHYSICS!

 

[maverick_starstrider]

I don't work at a company I'm in grad school