Demystifying the semiconductor fabrication: Free online course from Purdue Univ

You not only find electronics and semiconductors inside so called electronics systems such as phones and computers and home entertainments systems but nearly in every electric powered devices and systems. Electronics is getting into every engineering system including medical equipments and farming tools. Semiconductor chips are the brains in all these systems. For those who don't know IC chips, they think it's tough thing to learn. To simplify the learning on how chips are made and work, US based Purdue University, in collaboration with the University of Texas at Austin and Intel Corp., presents a free online course called Semiconductor Fabrication 101. This self-paced educational journey, supported by leading global partners, caters to students and professionals alike, offering a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental processes that underpin the digital age. Semiconductor Fabrication 101 is a three-to-five-hour course encompassing engaging content on industry-standard semiconductor fabrication processes. Developed with contributions from luminaries in academia and industry, the course provides a certificate jointly issued by Purdue, the University of Texas at Austin, and Intel upon completion. Aimed at anyone keen on delving into semiconductor fabrication, the lectures are designed to be accessible, offering foundational knowledge in this critical domain.