Centres of Excellence
Plan a semiconductor Centre of Excellence (CoE).
Bring curriculum, faculty, equipment and practical training into one plan. BDUni supports the learning programme, with equipment and infrastructure coordination through Brain Domain where included in the agreed model.
What a centre needs
Six building blocks for practical education
Each building block has a clear role. Certification pathway arrangements are confirmed for each engagement.
- Facility and safe working environment
- Equipment and practical configuration
- Curriculum connected to process tasks
- Trainers prepared for the learning model
- Assessment that records practical evidence
- Certification pathway with agreed arrangements
Equipment options for different training needs
Plan the practical scope
These illustrative equipment configurations are separate from the engagement models. Final scope and availability are agreed with the institution. Commercial production requires a separate operating plan.
Entry
E1 Process awareness
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E2 Mobile lab
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E3 Electrostatic discharge (ESD) + assembly lab
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E4 Assembly skill cell
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Core assembly
1 Foundation line
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2 Full assembly, testing, marking and packaging (ATMP) line
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3 ATMP + power modules
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4 Advanced + flip chip
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Advanced training and pilot
5 Advanced packaging
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6 Production training factory
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7 National CoE + pilot line (reference configuration)
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Working together
A practical collaboration workflow
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Understand your training needs
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Agree responsibilities
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Plan facilities and equipment
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Agree the delivery plan
Facility planning
Connect the learning spaces.
A centre plan brings practical zones, teaching space, inspection and support functions into the same conversation.