This course explores the critical principles and practical aspects of cleanroom environments essential for semiconductor and nanoelectronics fabrication. Learners gain a foundational understanding of contamination sources, cleanroom classifications, airflow control, personnel conduct, and safety practices. Interactive activities, scenario-based tasks, and knowledge checks reinforce essential skills and build confidence for cleanroom operations in modern micro- and nanofabrication.

➢ Course Objectives

• By the end of the course, participants will be able to.
• Describe the purpose and requirements of cleanrooms in semiconductor and nano-device manufacturing.
• Identify contamination sources and apply strategies for their control.
• Explain cleanroom classifications, airflow systems, and environmental controls.
• Demonstrate proper gowning, personnel conduct, and entry/exit protocols.
• Apply safety and emergency response procedures relevant to cleanroom environments.
• Understand cleaning and maintenance routines for sustained contamination control.

➢  Time duration 3 to 3.5 hours