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Reaction engineering 2 (¹ÝÀÀ°øÇÐ2)
This
course is a consecutive course of Reaction Engineering I, and
investigates various problems in real reaction systems. In order to
analyze the behavior of products in real reactors, this course covers
the following.
- Understanding and analysis of catalytic reaction systems - Design and analysis of catalytic reactors - Residence time distributions - Analysis of non-ideal reactors
Process engineering in microelectronics fabrication (¹ÝµµÃ¼Á¦Á¶°øÁ¤)
This course provides an introduction to semiconductor fabrication technology, from crystal growth to integrated devices
and circuits, and basic konwledge on semiconductor devices as well. It covers theoretical and practical aspects of all
major steps in the fabrication sequence.
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