Microelectronics Technology - North Dakota State College of Science

Microelectronics Technology from North Dakota State College of Science is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The NDSCS Microelectronics Technologist is trained in the science and engineering aspects involved with manufacturing of micro-electronic sensing and communication devices such as RFIDs, MEMS, accelerometers, sensors, microcontrollers and other industry-related integrated circuits. The Microelectronics Technology program provides extensive hands-on training through lab experiences designed to develop the essential technical skills necessary to support engineers and other professionals in the development of prototypes, prototype testing and analysis, production line operations, systems analysis and maintenance, instrumentation, computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) and automation, quality control and assurance, instrument calibration and documentation preparation. This program, with its strong emphasis on building essential foundational troubleshooting skills, will prepare individuals for a wide variety of microelectronics and industrial electronics related careers. Green technology is associated with new manufacturing process that produce less waste, production methods for more efficient PVC for solar energy, more efficient micro-sensors and micro-actuators produced from ecofriendly materials, electronic components of wind turbines, generators, electric and hydrogen fuel cell based transportation and better and more efficient communication devices. View more details on North Dakota State College of Science . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.