After successful completion of the course, students are able to...

• to behave properly and safely in laboratories
• to behave correctly in the clean room and to explain the essential aspects of work in the clean room
• understand basic microfabrication concepts
• handle samples correctly, store and dispose of them correctly
• recognize the dangers of working with chemicals and be able to work safely with chemicals accordingly
• recognizing and avoiding dangers emanating from lasers
• recognize and avoid dangers that arise when working with electrical measurement technology

• Basic behavior in the laboratory / laboratory safety
• Behavior in the clean room (clean room technology, clothing, particle sources, movement in the clean room, etc.)
• Basic concepts of microfabrication (additive and subtractive processes, technology, lithography)
• Sample handling (wafer handling, storage, singulation, hazards, disposal, etc.)
• Chemicals (classification, hazards, safe working, PPE, disposal, etc.)
• Working with lasers (how they work, classes, dangers, etc.)
• Electrical measurement technology (dangers, basics, measurement methods, etc.)

Frontal lecture

Performance is checked by a written test (either by hand or in the TUWEL) and by an oral final discussion.

Please register in TISS to be informed about dates. Since the LVA will be held in a blocked format, we will send out a date survey at the end of October via the news function in TISS.