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Implementation of a Program on Experiencing and Application of Research Reactor for University Students Majoring in Science and Technology

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This report was written as following contents, to develop a program for university students majoring in science and technology, which is intended to provide the students with opportunities to obtain hands on experience and knowledge on various nuclear technology, through experiments using HANARO and its facilities. Thus obtain experience and knowledge are expected to be a great help for their current study and for their selection of a specific future study area. The purpose of this research is as follows: - development of various curricula for specific research using HANARO and continuous operation of the developed curricula to provided university students with opportunities to use HANARO as part of their university study. - continuous operation of research reactor experimental programs for university students in nuclear field to make contribution to cultivating specialists. - development and operation of training programs of experiments using research reactor for university students majoring in nuclear engineering and also for university students majoring in diverse fields of science and technology such as physics, advanced metallurgy, mechanical engineering, energy engineering, radiological science, nanoscience, etc. to cultivate future potential users of HANARO as well as broadening the user group. As a whole, 277 students from 15 universities have completed the courses of the programs developed and offered by this project. Also, 4 textbooks have been developed to support the programs

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Available from INIS in electronic form; Also available from KAERI

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99 p.
Report number
KAERI/RR--2889/2007

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26 refs, 17 figs, 47 tabs