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Nanofabrication Technology

OCCUPATIONAL MAJOR
Curriculum Code No. 2167

Mathematics, Science & Technology Department
Founders 112 • phone (215) 968-8305

Nanofabrication manufacturing technology relates to the creation of microscopic structures. This technology is the basis of such diverse areas as computer chip manufacturing, flat panel displays and large scale solar power arrays used in space exploration, biological implants, medicine and pharmaceuticals. Rapid growth in these industries has created a strong demand for technicians with training in the intricacies of nanofabrication techniques and clean room procedures.

Degree Course Requirements

BIOL101 Biological Science I D 4
CHEM101 Chemistry A B,D 4
COMP110 English Composition I A,D,1 3
COMP114 Technical Writing D,2 3
COMM110 Effective Speaking D,3 3
CISC100 Introduction to Computers 3
MATH110 Math for Technology I D,3 3
MATH111 Math for Technology II D 3
MGMT100 Introduction to Business 3
PHYS106 Physics A D 4
PHYS107 Physics B D 4
PHYS201 Solid State Electronic Devices D 3
PHYS202 Nanofabrication Statistics and Tech. Seminar 2
  Cultural PerspectivesC 3
  Integration of Knowledge D, E, 6 3
  Personal HealthC 3
  Total Credits on BCCC Campus 51

Nanofabrication Capstone Semester Courses to be taken at Penn State

NANO211 Material Safety and Equipment Overview D 3
NANO212 Basic Nanofabrication Processes D 3
NANO213 Thin Films in Nanofabrication D 3
NANO214 Lithography for Nanofabrication D 3
NANO215 Material Modification in Nanofabrication D 3
NANO216 Characterization, Packaging and Testing of NanofabricatedStructures D 3
  BCCC Credits taken at Penn State Campus 18
  Total Credits 69

Recommended Semester Sequence

First Semester 
CHEM101 Chemistry A B,D 4
COMP110 English Composition IA,D,1 3
MATH110 Math for Technology I A,B,D,4 3
MGMT100 Introduction to Business 5 3
  Personal HealthE 3
    16
Second Semester 
COMP114 Technical Writing D,2 3
MATH111 Math for Technology II B,D 3
PHYS106 Physics AB,D 4
CISC100 Introduction to Computers 3
  Cultural PerspectivesC 3
    16
Third Semester
BIOL101 Biological Science I D 4
COMM110 Effective Speaking D,3 3
PHYS107 Physics B B,D 4
PHYS201 Solid State Electronic Devices D 3
PHYS202 Nanofabrication Statistics & Tech. 2
INTG285 Integration of KnowledgeD, E, 6 3
    19
  Total Credits on BCCC Campus 51
Fourth Semester-Nanofab Capstone Semester Courses (To be taken at Penn State)
NANO211 Material Safety & Equipment Overview D 3
NANO212 Basic Nanofabrication Processes D 3
NANO213 Thin Films in Nanofabrication D 3
NANO214 Lithography for Nanofabrication D 3
NANO215 Material Modification in Nanofabrication D 3
NANO216 Characterization, Packaging & Testing of Nanofabricated Structures D 3
  Total Credits at Penn State Campus 18
  Total Credits 69

A Math Placement testing required
B Higher-level courses in Math, Chem and Phys may be substituted
C Consult the list of courses approved for this subcategory. Any course may be chosen.
D Course requires prerequisite.
E Any INTG course may be chosen.

1 Satisfies College Writing level I
2 Satisfies College Writing level II
3 Satisfies Creative Expression
4 Satisfies College Level Mathematics or Science
5 Satisfies Social Perspectives
6 Satisfies College Writing Intensive

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