1 credit
Fall 2026 Lecture Lower Division
On a weekly basis, students will be exposed to semiconductor industry professionals representing some of the largest companies in the world. Students will learn about new technologies, semiconductor products and applications, and career opportunities relevant to a variety of academic disciplines. This course is a requirement for the Semiconductor and Microelectronics certificate and serves as a gateway to a variety of research and internship opportunities relevant to the semiconductor industry.
Learning Outcomes1Understand what a semiconductor is and its relevance to technological advancements and the economy.
2Understand the components of the semiconductor industry and the broad range of companies involved in this industry.
3Understand career paths for various academic disciplines within the semiconductor industry.
4Learn about additional opportunities to develop skills relevant to the semiconductor industry.
5Start building a network of industry professionals who can help you achieve your career goals.
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