This conference is cosponsored by the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committees on Design Automation and VLSI, and the Test Technology Technical Council. The meeting is also being held in cooperation with the Association for Computing Machinery-Sigda (ACM).	2007 International Conference on Microelectronic Systems Education 3 - 4 June 2007 San Diego, California Co-located with the Design Automation Conference (DAC) "Promoting Excellence and Innovation in Microelectronic Systems Education"
MSE 2005 Call for Papers (pdf) MSE05 Program MSE05 Committees MSE05 Photos (new) MSE05 Winning Posters (new) MSE05 Author Info MSE05 Speaker Info MSE05 Poster Info MSE05 Hotel/Area Info MSE05 Conf. Registration Additional Information: dbouldin@tennessee.edu Next Conference: EWME-2006 Previous Conferences: EWME MSE Proceedings from previous MSE conferences are available from the IEEE Catalog Store. Search for 'MSE'.	The International Conference on Microelectronic Systems Education (MSE 2007) is dedicated to furthering undergraduate and graduate education in designing and building innovative microelectronic systems. The conference is held in the U.S. on odd years, and in Europe on even years, when it is called the European Workshop on Microelectronics Education. This conference provides an excellent opportunity for educators and industry to work together to ensure continued excellence in the field of microelectronic systems. MSE 2007 will focus on the following topics: Technologies: system-on-a-chip, mixed signal, IP-based design, custom VLSI, ASIC and FPGA designs; Nanotechnology; MEMS Educational techniques: novel curricula, laboratories, distance learning, text books and student design projects Industry involvement: experiences with university/industry partnership, preparing students for industry Educational infrastructure: design and IP libraries, CAD tool access, Internet-based tools, design evaluation tools, test and verification tools MSE05 Invited Speakers Reiner Hartenstein, Univ. Kaiserslautern Mani Srivastava, Univ. of California, Los Angeles Ralph Cavin, Semiconductor Research Corporation Conference Overview The first day of the conference will include invited speakers, contributed papers, and two poster sessions with buffet meals. The second day will include invited speakers and contributed papers. The conference will close mid-day on Monday, so that registrants can take advantage of the extensive exhibits at the Design Automation Conference, held at the San Diego Convention Center.