What Is Microelectronics?
Microelectronics, a discipline represented by integrated circuit design, manufacturing, and applications, is one of the fastest-growing high-tech applied disciplines in modern times. It is mainly senior professionals who are engaged in the research, teaching, engineering technology and technical management of microelectronics and related fields.
Microelectronics
(Discipline)
- Graduates should acquire the following knowledge and capabilities
- 1. Master basic theory and basic knowledge in mathematical models, physical equations, etc.
- 2. Master the basic theory and basic knowledge of solid state physics, electronics, and VLSI design and manufacturing, master the analysis and design methods of integrated circuits and other semiconductor devices, and have the basics of independent layout design, device performance analysis, and guidance of VLSI process flow ability;
- 3 Understand the general principles and knowledge of similar majors.
- 4 Familiar with national electronics industry policy, related intellectual property rights and other laws and regulations at home and abroad;
- 5. Understand the theoretical frontiers, application prospects and latest developments of VLSI and other new semiconductor devices, as well as the development status of the electronics industry; 6. Master the basic methods of data inquiry, literature retrieval and the use of modern information technology to obtain relevant information; Ability to create experimental conditions, summarize, organize, and analyze experimental results, write dissertations, and participate in academic exchanges.
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