Bibliography

• Required: Electrical Properties of Materials (6th edition), L.
  Solymar and D. Walsh, Oxford Science Publications 1998
  (paperback!)
• Recommended: Introduction to Solid State Physics (nth edition), C.
  Kittel, Wiley Interscience (1999) (n=7). Good resource, many
  tables, but short on pedagogy.
• On reserve, ascending difficulty: Introductory Solid State
  Physics, H.P. Meyers, Taylor and Francis (1990); Solid State
  Physics, H. Ibach and H. Luth, Springer Verlag, 2nd edition
  (1995); Solid State Physics, N. Ashcroft and R. Mermin,
  Harcourt-Brace (1975).
• Topic-focused resources (not on reserve, but worth checking out):
  statistical mechanics: Thermal Physics, C. Kittel and Kroemer;
  tight-binding theory: Electronic structure and the properties of
  solids, W.A. Harrison; semiconductors: Physics of semiconductor
  devices, S.M. Sze; magnetics: Modern magnetic materials, R.C.
  O'Handley.

MSAE 6081x,y, Solid State Physics A,B} (Prof. Stormer, Prof. Pinczuk)

AP4100x, Quantum Physics of Matter (Prof. Herman)

Physics G8066, Advanced Condensed Matter Physics (Prof. Millis)
emphasizing strongly correlated systems and other exotica.

Some overlap, but repeated exposure is helpful.