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About the Course

This course will cover various aspects of microelectronics and nanoelectronics. This field aims to advance and improve the functionality of electronic devices by scaling transistors to smaller feature sizes. The course will introduce you to essential concepts such as length scales, transistor actions, and feature sizes of integrated circuits. The course will also look at historical observations and trends using Moore’s Law, which currently guides and predict development of the Semiconductor industry. Most importantly, our goal is to highlight why packaging is so important and relevant today. Furthermore, we will also explore the anatomy and function of a semiconductor package, starting with substrate-level package interconnection to the motherboard. We will also describe features as we differentiate various types of packages and how they differ in materials, design, and reliability....

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AS

Aug 7, 2024

my experience is very good. as I learn what is packaging and how semiconductor packaging is important. instructor is really good, and assignments are very helpful to understand the theory part.

AA

Jun 25, 2024

very informative with simple understandable language. course content prepared is with fragmented detail... easy to understand and grasp.

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By Li J

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Sep 13, 2024

The course is well-organized and informative. However, the quiz questions are not matched to the modules, and many appear before the lectures.

By Kapil R

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Jul 5, 2024

Excellent course, and I can't thank enough. The quiz are frustrating, they are not aligned with the material taught.

By Pavithran

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Mar 15, 2024

good

By lucas n

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Sep 20, 2024

As a pioneer in the industry, Intel should share more detailed materials or case studies, especially considering the advancements and maturity of packaging, assembly, and testing since Moore's era. This course imho more suitable at high school level.