Industrial Management in Microelectronics
Master
In Dresden
Beschreibung
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Kursart
Master
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Ort
Dresden
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Dauer
18 Monate
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Credits
60
The production of micro and nano-electronic circuits and devices is a rapidly developing area with a high gradient of innovation. There are two challenges a leading engineer of chip and processor production is facing:
I) to be familiar with the latest developments in semiconductor technology and
II) to be able to organize the logistics of a rapidly changing production of circuits and devices with respect to both an efficient and low-cost production as well as to guarantee highest yields and quality.
Neither a manager of business administration nor an electronic engineer will be able to fulfill both requirements in sufficient quality. This program reflects the complexities and discovers the synergies by combining the competencies of engineers with those of managers in this field.
Students participating in this program will gain solid and fundamental knowledge in modern aspects of processor technology, packaging, microsystem and sensor technology as well as fundamental information on operations and logistics management and project management in semiconductor industry and related branches (see description of modules). Small study groups allow efficient and individual studying supported by intensive scientific care in theoretical and experimental exercises. Besides their scientific qualification the graduates will gain extended international and intercultural experience. Successful graduates of the program can start their career in different fields of the microelectronic industry, in companies dealing with microsystem and sensor technique and in all kinds of supply industries.
Standorte und Zeitplan
Lage
Beginn
Beginn
Hinweise zu diesem Kurs
This course is designed for graduates who have work experience in the field of engineering and want to gain solid and fundamental knowledge in modern aspects of processor technology, packaging, microsystem and sensor technology as well as fundamental information on operations and logistics management and project management in semiconductor industry and related branches. Therefore, combining the competencies of engineers with those of managers in this field.
- Bachelor’s Degree (4 years degree) in Electrical Engineering, Automation, Solid-State Physics, IT, Mechanical Engineering - 240 Credit Points
- Average Grades Exceeding 70 %
- Knowledge in English: IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL iBT 79
- Motivation for International and Intercultural Experience
- Minimum: 1 year of work experience
Meinungen
Themen
- Semiconductor Technology
- Microsystems and Sensor Techno
- Investment and Financing
- Project management
- Operations and Logistics
Dozenten
Gerald Gerlach, Prof. Dr.
Solid-State Electronics
Rainer Lasch, Prof. Dr.
Logistik
Inhalte
1st semester:
- Circuits and Devices: Basic principles and practical applications of analog and digital circuits
- Semiconductor Technology I: Basic principles of fabrication and miniaturization of semiconductor devices and circuits
- Microsystems and Sensor Technology: Analytical view as well as practical hands-on perspective on MEMS fabrication processes and overview on microsensors
- Packaging in Microelectronics I: Basic principles of electronic device assembly as well as circuit board and interposer fabrication
- Operations and Logistics Management I: Basic understanding of the different logistic subsystems, historical development, characteristics, aims and objectives as well as future logistic trends
- Investment and Financing: Basic principles of investment planning and investment decisions as well as basic understanding of uncertainty, risk, corporate financing, cash and credit management
- Semiconductor Technology II: In-depth understanding thermal processes , lithography and the interaction between physical fundamentals and function principles
- Packaging in Microelectronics II: Applying the knowledge of basic principles to microelectronic devices, printed circuit boards and electronic systems
- Project Management: Analytical view as well as strategic and practical hands-on perspective on operations and business processes
- Operations and Logistics Management II: In-depth understanding of different concepts to optimize logistic processes and models to calculate production and order lot sizes.
Industrial Management in Microelectronics