论文信息 - The role of universities in electronic packaging engineering

The role of universities in electronic packaging engineering

Characteristics of present and future problems and directions in Level 1 and Level 2 packaging are discussed. Research areas are delineated, and problems amenable to attack by universities are suggested. An example of an existing university research program is given. Methods for universities to develop and implement courses in electronic packaging are discussed. A three-course core presently in use is described; this core can be used to provide Electronic Packaging Engineering emphasis in the M.S. programs of a number of different departments. Guidelines are suggested for the development of educational programs in Electronic Packaging Engineering, including use of industrial interactions and video education.

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