Program Overview

Graduate School of Engineering in Physics, Electronics, Materials Sciences

The Graduate School of Engineering in Physics, Electronics, Materials Sciences offers a unique background and a "grande ťcole" experience.

Studies

• The school provides various study programs, including:
  • Bachelor in Nuclear Engineering
  • Engineering degree
  • International Master degrees
  • French Master degrees - taught in French or English

Course: Physics of Technological Processes - WPMSPPT7

Informations Gťnťrales

• Number of hours:
  • Lectures: 10.0
  • Projects: 0
  • Tutorials: 10.0
  • Internship: 0
  • Laboratory works: 0
• ECTS: 3.0

Goal(s)

The aim of this course is to describe the process flow for micro- and nano-technologies.

Content(s)

The course includes a general presentation of the industrial context, reviewing technological steps such as cleaning, thin film deposition, photolithography, etching, and ion implantation. The strengths and weaknesses of various techniques are discussed in the light of physical chemistry.

Prerequisites

• Semiconductor physics
• Materials science for thin films
• Processing techniques for thin films

Test

• Written exam of 2 hours
• All documents distributed for the course and handwritten notes are permitted
• Calculator allowed
• The exam subject is available in English, and students can write answers in English
• Grading:
  • N1 = 10% CC + 90% EXAM1
  • N2 = EXAM2

Additional Information

• Course list: Curriculum -> Double-Diploma Engineer/Master -> Semester 9, Curriculum -> Master -> Semester 9
• Bibliography: A full course handout in English is available

Research

The school has various research laboratories, but specific details are not provided in the given context.

Student Life

• Student services
• Clubs and associations