Electrical Engineering 133

Title Microfabrication Equipment Laboratory
Units 2
Prerequisites 40 or 100, Mathematics 53 and 54, Physics 7B; an upper division course on microfabrication technology or manufacturing is recommended but not required (e.g., Chemical Engineering 179, Electrical Engineering 143, Mechanical Engineering 101, 122, Materials Science 111, 123, 125.
Description Experiments and simulations illustrating the fundamental principles of equipment and measurement technology for microelectronic and microelectromechanical fabrication and manufacturing. The experiments involve investigation and measurements of high vacuum systems, plasma-assisted etching and film deposition, high temperature silicon oxidation, photolithography, spin coating, chemical-mechanical polishing, and electroplating. Also listed as Mechanical Engineering C123, Materials Science and Engineering C133, and Chemical Engineering C133.
Sections Instructor Teaching Effectiveness How worthwhile was this course?
Spring 2002 David B. Graves 5.4 / 7 4.8 / 7
Spring 2001 David B. Graves 5.3 / 7 5.0 / 7
Spring 2000 David B. Graves 5.2 / 7 5.5 / 7
Overall Rating Teaching Effectiveness How worthwhile was this course?
5.3 / 7 5.1 / 7
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