The Master's Degree in Microelectronic and Semiconductor Engineering can be obtained entirely online if the student chooses. Online delivery allows for independent, self-paced learning at the desktop, plus added interactivity. The NTU Winter Quarter/Spring Semester 2003 courses listed below are available in an online format and can be applied toward the NTU Master's Degree in Microelectronic and Semiconductor Engineering.

Note that a number of NTU courses are also available on CD-ROM & DVD. These delivery formats offer superior portability, flexible scheduling, and reusability. NTU Winter Quarter/Spring Semester 2003 courses available on CD-ROM and on DVD.

Advanced MOS Devices
IC 726-W
Credit Hours: 3
Course Objectives: The objective of this course is an advanced understanding of MOS devices. It builds on earlier semiconductor device physics courses, which introduced the student to the basic device concepts. After covering MOS capacitors ... more

Electronic Materials Processing
IC 530-DE
Credit Hours: 3
Course Objectives: This course is designed to give senior undergraduate and beginning graduate students an overall understanding of the technologies that are used to fabricate devices and integrated circuits in silicon and III-V semiconductor ... more

Advanced Analog and Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits
IC 771-Q
Credit Hours: 4
Course Objectives: This course covers the design of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits. The emphasis is on practical design problems and builds upon the theory developed in the prerequisite courses. Design concepts of high speed, ... more

MOS Analog Integrated Circuit Design
IC 772-R
Credit Hours: 3
Course Objectives: Presentation of the fundamentals and practices of MOS analog IC design with emphasis on low-voltage, low-power approaches.