The Semiconductor World: From Coulomb to Compiler
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Overview
Subject area
PHYS
Catalog Number
1050
Course Title
The Semiconductor World: From Coulomb to Compiler
Description
A broad conceptual overview of the major technologies which are enabled by semiconductor devices. The course begins with a brief overview of electronics and semiconductor physics with an emphasis on device design. Subsequent topics include the design and operation of logic gates, digital adders, microcontrollers, compilers, operating systems, computing algorithms, and quantum devices and quantum computers. The topics for this course are selected from the disciplines of semiconductor physics, electrical engineering, and computer science. The course concludes with an overview of the micro and nanofabrication techniques which are used to make the devices discussed during the semester.
Pre- or Corequisite
034701
Liberal Arts
Yes
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Credits
Minimum
1
Max
1
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Seminar
Contact Hours
1