A Computer Game-based Simulation of Integrated Circuit Microfabrication in a Cleanroom Environment

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" A Computer Game-based Simulation of Integrated Circuit Microfabrication in a Cleanroom Environment "
Crain, Madison Seker, Erkin

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	1052028
Doc. No	:	TL51145
Main Entry	:	Crain, Madison
Title & Author	:	A Computer Game-based Simulation of Integrated Circuit Microfabrication in a Cleanroom Environment\ Crain, MadisonSeker, Erkin
College	:	University of California, Davis
Date	:	2019
Degree	:	M.S.
student score	:	2019
Note	:	93 p.
Abstract	:	A computer game-based simulation was created using the Unity engine for teaching the essentials of microfabrication in a clean room environment. The player walks around the different scenes in the microfabrication laboratory to fabricate a field-effect transistor by following a specific set of process steps. Some of these steps include gowning up, depositing and removing materials like aluminum and silicon dioxide, aligning lithography masks, and characterizing the surface of the wafer. To create the functionality in the game, several game development methods were applied such as canvases, ray casters and a reticle, and physics models. A complicated state machine was developed to govern the success of the player. This state machine logs every action of the player and warns them if the player makes a mistake. The simulation will be publicly accessible for further development, and as a teaching and training tool for microfabrication processes.
Descriptor	:	Electrical engineering
	:	Mass communications
Added Entry	:	Seker, Erkin
Added Entry	:	University of California, Davis