- Lecturer
- Cross Jeffrey Scott
- Place
- Tue5-6(S7-101)
- Credits
- Lecture2 Exercise0 Experiment0
- Code
- 24032
- Syllabus updated
- 2008/10/1
- Lecture notes updated
- 2008/10/1
- Semester
- Fall Semester
Outline of lecture
To provide an English language environment for learning technical English communication skills needed for research at the graduate student level.
Purpose of lecture
To introduce (survey) and apply key concepts of quality and reliability engineering for ceramic engineers from an industrial view point. The course will be taught, class discussions and all assignments will be given in English. Ceramics background is not required but basic understand of material properties is essential.
Plan of lecture
1.Introduction to reliability engineering and materials
2.Introduction to experimental design method for measurement of experimental reproducibility or error
3.Basic reliability mathematics: review of probability & statistics, distributions
4.Use of software for reliability data analysis, MS Excel
5.Accelerated testing methods and reliability for microelectronics devices
6.Failure mechanisms (FMEA) and analysis of microelectronic devices
7.Application of reliability methods for your research (class project and oral presentation)
Textbook and reference
Reliability & failure of Electronic Materials & Devices, M. Ohring, Academic Press, 1998 ISBN 0125249853 (optional)
蜿り譖ｸ遲
The basics of FMEA, R.E. McDermott, R. J. Mikulak, MR. Beauregard, 1996, ISBN 0527763209
Semiconductor Devices: Physics and Technology 2nd Edition , S.M Sze, 2002, ISBN 0471333727
Evaluation
Class participation & attendance, homework assignment, class project on applying reliability to your own research topic including oral presentation. For excused absence, please make your request before class begins by e-mail.
縲 Late homework policy: 1/2 credit without excused absence
