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Johns Hopkins University | EN.520.495

Microfabrication Laboratory

4.0

credits

Average Course Rating

(3.73)

This laboratory course is an introduction to the principles of microfabrication for microelectronics, sensors, MEMS, and other synthetic microsystems that have applications in medicine and biology. Course comprises of laboratory work and accompanying lectures that cover silicon oxidation, aluminum evaporation, photoresist deposition, photolithography, plating, etching, packaging, design and analysis CAD tools, and foundry services. Seniors only or Perm. Req’d. Co-listed as EN.580.495 & EN.530.495

Fall 2014

Professor: Andreas Andreou, Jeff Wang

(3.73)

Students praised this course for chal enging students to learn through hands-on projects in a laboratory environment. Students widely thought that it took far too long for the instructor to return graded material, a fact multiple students attributed to some disorganization in the course. Students thought the course would be improved if there was a greater sense of structure with students in particular asking for a faster turnaround on grading assignments. Prospective students should know that students found the course to be fun and that it was helpful to have experience working in a laboratory and writing a lab report.

Lecture Sections

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A. AndreouJ. Wang
08:00 - 11:50

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A. AndreouJ. Wang
13:00 - 16:50

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A. AndreouJ. Wang
13:00 - 16:50

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A. AndreouJ. Wang
17:00 - 20:50