HOMEMASTER IN MICROELECTRONICS: DESIGN AND APPLICATIONS OF MICRO/NANOSCALE SYSTEMSThe primary objective of the Master is to train students so that they can reach high scientific and technical qualifications at teaching, professional or research level. To this end, it provides a modern, updated and useful perspective in Micro- and Nano-electronics Science and Technology. In particular, it is proposed to exercise students in disciplines to conceive, design, verify, manufacture and test integrated circuits and systems, especially in submicron technologies, as well as to integrate them in specific applications on demand. The training core of the Master comprises four 6-credit compulsory courses listed below:
Along with these four courses, compulsory for all of the students, each student will choose one out of four possible concentrations. Three of these routes require taking three electives that form the core of each corresponding training concentration. These three concentrations are:
The fourth route, called "Generic Concentration", allows students to choose any elective among those offered. The Master is designed to be attended completely online. All courses are taken online, except work placements, which are face-to-face but elective. The Master makes use of the e-learning plataform of the University of Seville (BlackBoard Learn). The online nature of the Master involves time flexibility since it is the student herself/himself who, on a daily basis, sets her/his own learning pace. In case she/he needs direct communication (video conference, phone call, etc.), a schedule that satisfies the requirements of both the teacher and the student will be specifically established for each course. _____________________________________________________________________________
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Título de Máster Universitario verificado por la ANECA y publicado su carácter oficial en el BOE Nº 236 de 29/09/2010. Plan de Estudios aprobado por la Resolución de 20 de Julio de 2011 de la Universidad de Sevilla, publicado en el BOE Núm. 259 de 27 de octubre de 2011 |