Industrial Technology for Semiconductor(Quick Start Program)

Instructional Program (CIP)

Description

A. Description: Introduction to semiconductor manufacturing concepts, processes, and hands-on application. Includes electrical theory, circuits, schematics, hand tools, safety, clean room protocols, model based problem solving, lean manufacturing, vacuum technology, and troubleshooting.

Competencies: 

1. Describe basic semiconductor manufacturing concepts, processes, and employment opportunities. (I, II)
2. Explain basic industrial electrical principles. (III)
3. Use schematic diagrams to trace circuits. (IV)
4. Identify hand tools used in preventative and corrective maintenance activities in a semiconductor facility. (V)
5. Demonstrate safe and proper use of hand tools commonly associated with preventative and corrective maintenance activities in a semiconductor factory. (V)
6. Demonstrate knowledge of safety protocols for clean rooms and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to avoid workplace injury and ensure product protection. (VI, VII, VIII)
7. Apply Model Based Problem Solving (MBPS) to identify and develop solutions to semiconductor industry problems. (VIII, IX)
8. Apply appropriate problem-solving models to troubleshoot semiconductor industry challenges. (VIII, IX)
9. Define the principles and rules of a Lean organizational approach to continuous improvement. (X)
10. Identify vacuum components. (XI)
11. Safely perform basic vacuum procedures. (XII, XIII)
12. Troubleshoot common issues found in a system under vacuum.

B. Total Cost of Program (include all costs to student including such as testing, licensure, supplies and so on):  Total in-state cost is $306 In-state tuition is $291, Out of state tuition $1116, Registration fee is $15, Course fee is $80. 

C. Provide a list of all books required for the program: None. 

D. Provide a list of all supplies required for the program: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for a clean room environment. 

E. WIOA Contact [College Liaison Listed here]: 

Name: Mona Elaqad, Email: Mona.elaqad@mesacc.edu, Phone number: 480-461-7558

F. Direct Website link to the program: https://aztransmac2.asu.edu/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MCCCD.woa/wa/freeForm2?id=173263

G. Additional information: 

Background check requirements for licensing and background restrictions for working in the occupation: Company Specific

Other requirements needed:

H. Refund Policy: http://www.mesacc.edu/cashier-services/refunds

I. Credentials: 

Industry Recognized: (Developed and offered by, or endorsed by a nationally-recognized industry association or organization representing a sizeable portion of the industry sector) Yes 

Nationally Recognized Industry Association or Organization:  NIMS- National Institute of Metal Working Skills (Semiconductor Pre Apprentice Credential)

Stackable: Yes, the program can be used as a restrictive elective in the Automated Industrial Technology AAS degree at Mesa Community College and Estrella Mountain Community Colleges.

Career Pathway: n/a

Portable: Yes, NIMS is a national organization.

Accredited Curriculum: Yes

Accrediting Agency and link to website: Higher Learning Commission https://www.mesacc.edu/about/accreditation

J. Credential Attainment Rate:   unknown as this is a new course. 

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