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Class Schedule
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Course Description
IEP002 - Chemical Concepts - 16.00 Hours
Prerequisites
- Previous college level course work or work experience is preferred as the new TKDP courses are intended as a review only.
Description
- This course provides an overview of elements essential to chemical reactions at the molecular level, use of the periodic table of elements, types of chemical compounds, states of matter, primary gas laws, chemical solutions, effects of temperature on reactions, relationships between acids, bases, and salts. Safety considerations for working with various types of chemistry often found in the wafer processing equipment are also discussed.
GSA customers, please contact the division to register. Call 1-800-541-7149.
Topics
- Math Refresher as needed for this course
- Atomic Theory
- Molecular Weights and Moles
- Chemical Reactions and Balanced Equations
- Elements and the Periodic Table
- Classes of Compounds
- States of Matter
- Diffusion
- Atmospheric Pressure
- Temperature Scales
- Gas Laws
- Dissociation, Electrolytes, and Ions
- pH
- Solutions
- Factors
- Affecting Solubility
- Chemical Equilibrium
- Chemical Kinetics
- Safety: Chemical Handling
- Formation of Plasma
- Safety: RF Plasma
Audience
- The new TKDP program, revised in early 2004 by the Texas Engineering Extension Service for Texas Instruments, is designed to help TI fab technicians grasp the technical aspects of the fundamental processes used to manufacture semiconductor devices. The program provides an overview of many of the scientific principles upon which the semiconductor industry was founded. It is expected that participants who attend these courses will have participated in similar courses in the past and understand that these brief courses are offered as a review and as a refresher.
Other Information
Please call customer service at 1-800-541-7149 for more information or email us at ted@teexmail.tamu.edu