Program Overview

Program Overview

The university program in question appears to be related to engineering, specifically focusing on physics, electronics, and materials. The program is offered by Grenoble INP - Phelma, UGA, which is part of the Université Grenoble Alpes.

Program Structure

• The program includes various courses and specializations, such as:
  • Ingénieur·e - Formation Initiale
  • Ingénieur·e par l'apprentissage
  • Masters
  • Bachelor in nuclear engineering
• It also encompasses research areas, including laboratoires associés, réseaux et pôles d'excellence, and recherche: investissements d'avenir.

Course Details

Lithographie - 5PMNPHO1

• Volumes horaires:
  • CM 5.0
  • Projet 0
  • TD 5.0
  • Stage 0
  • TP 0
• Crédits ECTS: 1.0
• Objectif(s): The objective of this course is to provide an overview of advanced lithography techniques, particularly photolithography, which is the basis for the fabrication of integrated circuits in microelectronics. It also includes a reflection on the challenges of sustainable development around photolithography techniques.
• Contenu(s):
  • Introduction to lithography and the challenges of miniaturization
  • Optical lithography (steps, exposure and alignment systems, optics for lithography, techniques for improving resolution, immersion lithography, extreme-UV lithography)
  • Problems of sustainable development around photolithography
  • Introduction to new lithography techniques (e-beam, nano-imprint)
• Prérequis: Some knowledge of microelectronic technology and photolithography
• Contrôle des connaissances:
  • Semestre 9 - The exam exists only in English
  • Session 1: 90% DS + 10% CC, supervised assignment (on Chamilo, in a computer room), duration 30 minutes, all documents prohibited, calculator allowed
  • Session 2: written exam of 30 minutes, without documents, CC is not recoverable

International and Research Opportunities

• The program offers international opportunities, including studying abroad and double diplomas.
• Research is a significant component, with associated laboratories, networks, and poles of excellence, as well as investments in future research.

Student Life

• The program includes various aspects of student life, such as clubs, associations, and services for students.

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