Lec 2 | MIT 2.830J Control of Manufacturing Processes, S08

Lecture 2: Semiconductor process variation

Instructor: Duane Boning, David Hardt

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[FIScorinthian]

So that you can learn the skills necessary to have your very own sweatshop.

[Warisover100]

I have a question.... Since most of the technology products come from Asian countries, what's the point of going to MIT?

[satishinamdar]

because the technology comes from there

[wanabee100]

@Warisover100 ...do you think that the asians is going to work for almost free forever...asians work very hard to get a better life...so unless you are super smart(and evil-so evil that you can have slaves)...you better learn to do some manual labor too...i met lots of east europeans and latin americans with fancy educations...who had to do manual labor...

[maurogn1]

Thank you DUANE, this classes are great, im willing to make an space in my agenda to watch them all. THANK YOU MIT

[circusboy90210]

most technology does not come from Asian nations. it comes from silicon valley and Michigan . japan only copies and mimics technology. Honda corporation for example is a company that leads in compromising technology for cost.

[SonicYouthXXX]

Because China only imports technology, all plants in china buy the tech needed and actually pay the high-tech engineers lots of buc, but the chinese do all the dirty low level work virtually for free...

[Warisover100]

Well yeah... But USA products are better than China.. But China's are cheaper xD