Explore the integration of microelectronic components into complex systems, covering assembly techniques, interconnect technologies, and system-level design considerations.
This entry-level online course offers a brief overview of silicon-based semiconductor fabrication, geared toward engineering undergraduates, graduate students, and pre-college learners exploring career paths in the semiconductor field. No prior experience is required. Students receive an introduction to cleanroom facilities and the environment in which microfabrication takes place.
This course will provide information on the various stages of semiconductor package manufacturing, including sort, assembly, and final test. In addition, we will also describe how to select, build, and test the packages with the die and other components to ensure the quality of the package and total assembly performance.
In the complex landscape of business operations, identifying and addressing the underlying causes of issues is crucial for sustainable success. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is a systematic process used to identify the fundamental causes of problems or events, preventing their recurrence.
Electron and ion beams are widely used for both qualitative and quantitative analysis of semiconductor materials and devices. They can be used to image structures with sub-nm resolution and to provide information about elemental composition and dopant concentration. This course describes the fundamentals of electron and ion beam characterization and includes a project that analyzes the surface roughness of a solar cell.
Optical and X-ray techniques are powerful ways to characterize semiconductor thin films. They can be used to measure film thickness, purity and crystalline quality, and for compositional analysis. Modern techniques are fast, turn-key, and generally non-destructive, allowing for rapid assessment of material properties.
Welcome to RStudio for Six Sigma – Control Charts. This is a project-based course which should take under 2 hours to finish. Before diving into the project, please take a look at the course objectives and structure.
This course will cover the Measure phase and parts of the Analyze phase of the Six Sigma DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control) process. You will learn about lean tools for process analysis, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Measurement System Analysis (MSA), and Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility (GR&R), and you will be introduced to basic statistics.
This course is for you if you are looking to deepen your understanding of Six Sigma or reinforce and expand your knowledge of the core components of the Six Sigma and Lean Green Belt level. Six Sigma skills are highly sought after by employers both nationally and internationally.
Ensure Supplier Quality: Inspect and Verify is a foundational course for professionals in supply chain, quality assurance, and receiving roles who are responsible for safeguarding product quality from the very first step.
Take the first step toward advancing your career in the semiconductor industry. Learn more and become a key player in the future of technology. Priority will be given to students and faculty from educational institutions.
Professional careers is now available for the semiconductor industry.
Microelectronics integration focuses on combining various electronic components into a cohesive system. Careers in this field are vital for developing advanced electronic systems used in countless applications, from consumer electronics to industrial equipment. By pursuing a career in microelectronics integration, learners can be at the forefront of creating innovative and efficient electronic systems. Sample careers include:
Apply now to join one of the six Technical and Professional Skills pathways and build the skills needed to contribute to the global semiconductor ATP industry. Access curated courses and earn digital badges from leading U.S. universities to advance your career in advanced packaging.
Currently John is working as an Instructional Designer Principal for Global Outreach and Extended Education focusing on work with the International Technology Security and Innovation (ITSI) Program. This work involves assisting faculty from six different countries in creating semiconductor credentialing programs in their home universities.
Emilia Franco is the Communications Specialist for the ITSI Project at Arizona State University (ASU). She leads the development and implementation of communication strategies, including social media campaigns, event promotion, and content creation, to amplify the project’s impact across global regions.