Preview Workflow

Viewing outcome relationships between MEMS 136 - INTRODUCTION TO SEMICONDUCTORS AND CLEANROOM PROCESSING and 206 - Semiconductor Cleanroom Maintenance Technician

Last approved: Fri, 29 Mar 2024 14:24:14 GMT

Last edit: Fri, 29 Mar 2024 14:24:12 GMT

206 - Semiconductor Cleanroom Maintenance Technician
MEMS 136 - INTRODUCTION TO SEMICONDUCTORS AND CLEANROOM PROCESSING
  • PLO 1: Understand how a silicon wafer is processed into an integrated circuit within a cleanroom environment.\n
    • CLO 2: Articulate how a semiconductor wafer is manufactured and processed to become an integrated circuit including semiconductor concepts and terminology including doping and dopant concentration.
  • PLO 2: Use hand-tools and digital conferencing/file transfer software while gowned up within a cleanroom environment.\n
    • CLO 3: Perform efficiently in a microelectronic manufacturing cleanroom environment with a focus on on-time delivery of products and completion of tasks in a digital checklist or procedure accessed in shared productivity tools.
  • PLO 3: Demonstrate the capability to perform maintenance on common equipment used within a cleanroom to build integrated circuits; especially vacuum pump systems used with thin film deposition systems, reactive ion etching chambers, and ion implantation systems. \n
    • CLO 1: Demonstrate the capability of working in a cleanroom environment by donning, wearing, and doffing a cleanroom bunny suit.
  • PLO 4: Explain fundamental maintenance and technical concepts and skills used in semiconductor manufacturing including chemistry, chemical safety, electronics, wiring diagrams, blueprints, Microsoft Windows and Office, hand-tools, pneumatics, hydraulics, reading charts in a logarithmic scale, as well as general health and wellness
    • CLO 4: Articulate chemistry and chemical safety used in semiconductor fabrication with an awareness of semiconductor material properties.
Key: 5