Document Type
Article
Publication Date
3-1-2002
Publication Title
International Journal of Engineering Education
Volume
18
Issue Number
5
First Page
519
Last Page
525
Abstract
San Jose State University's new interdisciplinary curriculum in Microelectronics Process Engineering is described. This baccalaureate program emphasizes hands-on thin-film fabrication experience, manufacturing methods such as statistical process control, and fundamentals of materials science and semiconductor device physics. Each course of the core laboratory sequence integrates fabrication knowledge with process engineering and manufacturing methods. The curriculum development process relies on clearly defined and detailed program and course learning objectives. We also briefly discuss our strategy of making process engineering experiences accessible for all engineering students through both Lab Module and Statistics Module series.
Recommended Citation
Emily Allen, Stacy H. Gleixner, David W. Parent, Greg Young, Yasser Dessouky, and Linda Vanasupa. "Microelectronics Process Engineering at San Jose State University: A Manufacturing-Oriented Interdisciplinary Degree Program" International Journal of Engineering Education (2002): 519-525.
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