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Test Education
Background
Test engineering is assuming an increasingly important role in the successful
exploitation of new semiconductor/ system-on-chip/ mixed signal/ microelectronic
technologies. Developments in new technologies, in particular mobile
telecomms and wireless products, are leading to revolutionary product
concepts and market opportunities. Companies are expanding their design
and test functions and embracing a 'Design for Test' philosophy, using
leading-edge semiconductor test methods to verify that complex designs
can be executed right first time.
ISLI Objectives
In the area of test engineering, the ISLI syllabus addresses a need
for:
- Industrially
relevant education and training in effective test methods for semiconductor
products.
- A ready supply
of quality graduates attracted to test engineering as a vibrant career
opportunity.
- Opportunities
for advanced research in test engineering areas through a new MPhil
programme.
2001 Schedule
The schedule
combines fundamental and applied topics, delivered as intensive short
courses. This approach benefits not only experienced test engineers,
but also enables graduate trainees to develop a good understanding of
topics on both theoretical and practical levels.
Introduction
of research-based MPhil in Test
January 2001 Digital
Semiconductor Test Fundamentals
January 29 - February 2 2001
- Practical
Digital ATE
April 2 - 6 2001
- Analogue
Test Fundamentals
March 26 - 30 2001
- Practical
Analogue ATE
April 30 - May 4 2001
- Mixed-Signal
Semiconductor Test Technology
May 14 - 18 2001
- Practical
Mixed-Signal ATE
June 18 - 22 2001
- More courses
+ Summer School dates to be announced.
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