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Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State certification by IISc Bangalore is a 12-week online course. This online certification course is designed for postgraduates and research students providing them with an introduction to NMR and the internal interaction parameters. The Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State certification syllabus at IISc Bangalore will also discuss some advanced concepts and techniques, such as NOE and ROE, spin system nomenclature, relaxation phenomenon and their measurements, quantum mechanical analysis of spectra, chemical exchange, and others.

The Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State online course is delivered online via Swayam. To pursue this online course, students are required to have a basic knowledge of NMR Spectroscopy and Analysis of Spectra. Upon completion of the Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State training programme, they can enter the pharma industries that have NMR facilities.

The Highlights

Offered by IISc Bangalore
12 weeks online course
3 credit points
In-person proctored exam
Certificate of completion

Programme Offerings

12 weeks of learning content
Learner-centric curriculum
Expert Faculty
Free online course
Proctored-based offline examination
Certification

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 1000	yes	IISc Bangalore

There is no Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State certification fee. This online course is available for free. However, to get a verified certificate, students will have to appear in an in-person proctored exam conducted at designated exam centres. For this, they will be required to pay an examination fee of Rs 1,000.

Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State Fee Structure

Description	Amount
Exam Fee	Rs. 1000

Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility

Postgraduates and research students can enrol in the Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State training course offered by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore via Swayam.

Certification Qualifying Details

After completion of the Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State online course, students will be awarded a digital certificate having their name, photograph and final exam score with the logos of NPTEL and IISc Bangalore.

What you will learn

Knowledge of physics

By pursuing the Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State certification course, students will:

Learn NMR and the internal interaction parameters.
Understand the Pulse phase and Receive phase, Chemical shifts evolution, Scalar Couplings evolution, Relaxation Concept and Mechanisms.
Know about the advanced concepts and techniques such as diffusion ordered spectroscopy, spectra of many hetero nuclei, 2D NMR and routine 2D experiments.
Learn CPMAS techniques and solid-state NMR experiments

Who it is for

Physicist

Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State certification by IISc Bangalore is designed for students who have completed post-graduation and research fellows. The course is also apt for those seeking to explore careers as Physicists.

Admission Details

Candidates willing to enrol in the Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State online course from IISc Bangalore via Swayam must check the following steps:

Step 1: Candidates’ Account Creation and Registration

Step 2: Filling up the Application Form

Step 3: Admission Confirmation

Application Details

Applicants may apply for the Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State certification course by following the below-mentioned instructions:

Visit the official website - https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc22_ph14/preview
Create an account and register themselves
Complete the application form by providing the required details
Submit the form

The Syllabus

NMR Introduction
NMR Concepts
Internal Interaction
Chemical Shifts
Internal Interaction
J Couplings
Fourier Transforms and 1D spectra

Pulse phase and Receive phase
Evolution of chemical shifts
Evolution of Scalar Couplings
Concept of Relaxation
Relaxation Mechanisms

T1 and T2 measurements
Nuclear Overhauser Effect
NOE and ROE
Coupled Spin Systems Nomenclature
Weakly and strongly coupled two spin systems
energy levels and transitions

Weakly and strongly coupled two spin systems
energy levels and transitions
Three coupled spin systems
energy levels and transition frequencies
Spin Systems with more than three coupled spins
Quantum Mechanical Analysis of Two Weakly Coupled Spectra
Quantum Mechanical Analysis of AB Spectra

Pure Shift NMR
2D Pure Shift Experiments
Chemical Exchange
Chemical Exchange
Spin Echoes

Polarization Transfer Techniques
Polarization Transfer Techniques
13C NMR
13C NMR
Spectra of Heteronuclei

Spectra of Heteronuclei
Spectra of Heteronuclei
Phase cycling
Pulse Field Gradients
Diffusion Ordered Spectroscopy

Diffusion Ordered Spectroscopy
Shaped Pulses spin lock
coherence order
Shaped Pulses spin lock
coherence order
2D NMR Concepts COSY
TOCSY pulse Sequences

"Modified COSY sequences HSQC
NOESY Pulse Sequences Homo and heteronuclear Resolved spectra Analysis of 2D COSY and HSQC spectra 2D Experimental aspects"

Product Operators: Evolution of coherences
Concept of Multiple Quantum NMR
Multiple Quantum Spectra of scalar and dipolar coupled spins

Difference between Solid state and solution state NMR
Anisotropic NMR parameters: CSA and dipolar couplings, Magic Angle Spinning, Magic Angle Spinning, Cross Polarization

CPMAS
High Speed CP
Suppression of Spinning side bands
Selected Experiments in Solid state NMR
Selected Experiments in Solid state NMR

Evaluation process

Students are required to sit for an examination for the Advanced NMR Techniques in Solution and Solid-State training course to get a certificate.

The exam will be conducted in person at the designated exam centres. There are 25% marks are allotted for the best eight assignments out of the total 12 assignments given in the course where students need to secure at least 10 marks. Conversely, 75% of marks are allotted for the proctored certification exam which is conducted for 100 marks where students are required to score at least 30%. So, a student has to secure>= 40/100 to earn the certificate.