Integrated Circuit Mask Design at Chemeketa Community College



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		What is an Integrated Circuit Mask Designer? Integrated Circuit Mask Designers use computer-aided design (CAD) systems to create the templates (masks) required to manufacture the subminiature electronic circuits and devices that are the nucleus of all modern electronic devices. Mask Designers must be familiar with CAD principles, electronic theory, computers, layout practices, software applications, operating systems, and the dynamics of human interaction. How can Chemeketa Community College help you to become an Integrated Circuit Mask Designer? •If you already have an Associates Degree in electronics, or have completed a company sponsored pre-Integrated Circuit Mask Design program, Chemeketa Online's Certification program can help you become an Integrated Circuit Mask Designer. Details... •If you do not have a degree in electronics, you can register in one of these Associate Degree electronics programs and then complete the Integrated Circuit Mask Design program. You can enroll in any of these on-campus electronics programs: Electronics Engineering Technician, Computer Electronics, or Industrial Electronics. Details... Charles Sekafetz IC Mask Design Program Chair Chemeketa Community College 4000 Lancaster Dr. NE Salem, OR 976309-7070 Phone: 503-399-6254 Email: sekafetz@chemeketa.edu

		For more information contact Charles Sekafetz at sekafetz@chemeketa.edu ©2001 Chemeketa Community College