Michael::Research

Research

I'm working on the Computational Prototyping for 21st Century Semiconductor Structures, which is sponsored by Department of Defense (DoD).

Our goal is to meet the computational prototyping needs of an industry which will require semiconductor structures with geometries of less than one-tenth micron.

I'm funded by DARPA(Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), under the guidance of Prof. Jim Plummer and Dr. Peter Griffin.
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1996-1997 Spring Quarter	EE271	Introduction to VLSI Systems	DeMicheli, G.
	EE315	Analog MOS Integrated Circuits	Plassche, R.
	EE350	Radiosciences Seminar	Fraser-Smith, A
	CE279	Environmental Engineering Seminar	Spormann, A
	EE402	Micromachining / Nanotechnologis: The Worldwide State-Of-The-Art	Dasher, R.
	PE065	Horsemanship: Beginning Riding	Saxe,S.
1996-1997 Winter Quarter	EE313	Digital MOS Integrated Circuits	Yang, K
	EE314	RF Circuit Design	Lee, T
	EE316	Advanced VLSI Devices	Wang, S
1996-1997 Fall Quarter	EE212	Integrated Circuit Fabrication Processes	Dr. Peter Griffin
	EE214	Biopolar Analog Integrated Circuits	T. Lee
	EE216	Principles and Models of Semiconductor Devices	K. Saraswat
1995-1996 Spring Quarter	EE311	Advanced Integrated Circuit Fabrication Processes	Prof. Saraswat,K
	EE310	Integrated Circuits Technology and Design Seminar	Prof. Wang,S
	CS106X	Programming Methodology and Abstrations	Prof. Clausing,S
1995-1996 Winter Quarter	AP373	Solid State Physics	Prof. W.Harrison
	EE312	Solid-StateSensors and Actuators	Prof. G.Kovacs TA: Flannery
	EE318	Computer-Aided Design of VLSI Systems	Prof. G. DeMicheli
1995-1996 Autume Quarter	EE381	Logic Design Principle	Dr. Javard Khakbaz
	Ph210	Partical Mechanics	Prof. Kallosh, Renata
	Ph220	Clasical Electrodynamics	Prof.S.C.Zhang