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Introduction to MEMS Offered at CNM
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Learn what makes your i-phone know which way is up, how a crash bag knows when to detonate, how the inertial sensor in your game controller is made!
You will learn about how these micro sensors and actuators are made, designed, where they're used and why you should care! You will get hands-on in an actual research MEMS cleanroom at the University of New Mexico's Manufacturing Training and Technology Center, use cutting edge Sandia National Labs SUMMiT V design software, and learn from National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education funded Microsystems curriculum. 
Technology Students - CNM Applied Technology students can begin to earn a post graduate certificate or a two year Associates in Manufacturing Technology with a concentration in MEMS (Microsystems). Discover if this new, emerging high tech field is for you! Go to cnm.edu to find out how to enroll!
High School Students: Dual Credit and Dual Enrollment for HS Students - Take a fun and interesting class which meets the new HS requirement for taking a college class before graduation! Click here for info: CNM DualCredit or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
STEM Teachers - learn about MEMS - Jazz the students into learning more about science, technology and math!
Click:Introduction to MEMS Hybrid Course Flyer
See the detailed description of the Intro to MEMS Hybrid Course and the Course Syllabus
CNM Course details:
INTRO TO MEMS - 74340 - MEMS 1001 - 101 - Traditional Format - class meets twice a week in the evenings.
INTRO TO MEMS - 74341 - MEMS 1001 - 102 - Hybrid Course - Meets 8 Saturdays! Free Parking next to the classroom! 1/2 in class, 1/2 online!
If you've never taken an online course - no worries, Dr. Matthias (Matt) Pleil will show your the ropes on the first day of class!
Last Updated (Wednesday, 25 August 2010 09:01)
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Funded by the National Science Foundation, DUE #0902411 My na If you are a STEM faculty at a secondary or post-secondary institution, then this site may be for you! The SCME offers professional development and educational materials to excite and engage secondary and post secondary students in the field of Microsystems (MEMS) technology. This is a fast growing, multidisciplinary field. Microsystems products are found in all the gadgets we use today and require a high level of technical skills by the people who manufacture, design and integrate these devices. By engaging students in learning where these Microsystems are used, how they are made and why they should care, we, as educators, can get them to see the relevancy and importance in learning Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). *** To become a registered user, select "Create an Account" shown on the left column and follow the simple instruction. As a registered user, you will have access to additional educational materials than just the few samples for the public. Registered users also have access to the Forum - Check it out! ***** SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE *****
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Wednesday, 04 August 2010 16:58 | Written by Matthias Pleil |
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The SCME website looks and behaves much better if you use Mozilla's Firefox browser rather than Explorer! Check it out - you can download it for free!
Click: Mozilla.org Last Updated (Wednesday, 04 August 2010 17:03) Tribal College Workshop
Wednesday, 12 May 2010 10:42 | Written by Matthias Pleil |
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me is Matthias Pleil, I am the Principal Investigator for the Southwest Center for Microsystems Education, a National Science Foundation supported Advanced Technological Education Center - see the "About Us" link for more information.
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