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Mar 29, 2024 by Cory Williams (cwilliam)
Viewing outcome relationships between
MEMS 146 - VACUUM SYSTEMS FOR SEMICONDUCTORS
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206 - Semiconductor Cleanroom Maintenance Technician
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Program Code
206 - Semiconductor Cleanroom Maintenance Technician
Course Code
MEMS 146 - VACUUM SYSTEMS FOR SEMICONDUCTORS
Learning Outcomes Relationships
PLO 1: Understand how a silicon wafer is processed into an integrated circuit within a cleanroom environment.\n
CLO 1: Explain the the operational mechanisms and process use of vacuum pumps used in the semiconductor industry.
PLO 2: Use hand-tools and digital conferencing/file transfer software while gowned up within a cleanroom environment.\n
CLO 2: Demonstrate the ability to safely test, troubleshoot, and fix a vacuum pump system with a leak using hand tools and while gowned up in a cleanroom environment.
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 3: Demonstrate safety awareness and the ability to use hand tools and technology (i.e., Microsoft Teams) to perform preventative maintenance of vacuum systems, and leak checking when performing maintenance on vacuum pump systems.
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 3: Demonstrate safety awareness and the ability to use hand tools and technology (i.e., Microsoft Teams) to perform preventative maintenance of vacuum systems, and leak checking when performing maintenance on vacuum pump systems.
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