Let $Z\sim N(0,1)$ and $(M(t),t\ge0)$ be a process with
$$M(t)=\sqrt{t}Z, \ t\ge0$$
I want to determine the mean and covariance function of the process.
$\mu(t)=E[M(t)]=E[\sqrt t Z]=\sqrt t E[Z]=0$
$Cov(M(t),M(s))=Cov(\sqrt t Z,\sqrt s Z)=\sqrt t \sqrt s \ Cov(Z,Z)=\sqrt t \sqrt s \ Var(Z)$
Is that correct?
Yes, it is correct. One can simplify a little bit the expression of the covariance by noticing that the variance of $Z$ is one.