Semiconductor Engineering and Physics Undergraduate Certificate

The Undergraduate Certificate in Semiconductor Engineering and Physics (UCSEP) will certify that undergraduate students have received specific instruction and experiences in semiconductor engineering and/or physics. Students will complete coursework in the areas of semiconductor device physics, design, processes and/or metrology with a significant experiential learning experience. This interdisciplinary certificate will be accessible to students from electrical engineering, physics, and other technical majors.

Requirements

Minimum of 17 credits required.

CORE REQUIREMENTS (8 Credits)
EE 3420Integrated Circuit Fabrication4
or PHYS 3165 Integrated Circuit Fabrication
EE 3440Semiconductor Materials/Devic4
or PHYS 3675 Semiconductor Materials/Devic
CHOOSE 6 CREDITS FROM THE FOLLOWING PREAPPROVED ELECTIVES:
PHYS 3400Thermal & Statistical Physics3
PHYS 3650Intro to Solid State Physics3
PHYS 4100Experimental Physics II3
EE 5410Digital VLSI Circuit Design3
EE 5430RF Circuit Design3
EE 5810Digital Computer Design3
CHOOSE 3 CREDITS FROM THE FOLLOWING CREDIT BEARING EXPERIENCES: 1
PHYS 3991Internship1-6
or CEMS 3991 Internship
PHYS 3995Undergraduate Research1-6
or EE 3995 Undergraduate Research
EE 4200Capstone Design II3
or ME 4020 Capstone Design II
EE 2996College Honors1-6
or ME 2996 College Honors
1

Topic must be relevant to Semiconductor field.