Sichung-

PCB design/CAD courses are hard to find in U.S. Universities. There might
be specific instances of CAD companies collaborating with local
Universities or Community Colleges for PCB CAD courses. Web sites for
Mentor Graphics, VeriBest, Pads, and Cadence might have more information on
this.

There are also private companies which offer PCB design courses, some
involving CAD. Try The Copper Connection, in Santa Clara California
[Silicon Valley area],
http://www.copperconn.com/main.html <http://www.copperconn.com/main.html>

and also schools in the Bay Area [San Jose, Fremont, Sunnyvale, Santa
Clara, and other cities in that region].

The PCB CAD companies Web sites, mentioned above, may also have links to
companies offering training classes.

See
http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/ <http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/>
for a current listing of University and Community College web sites in the
U.S.; They are listed by state, for convenience, as well as alphabetically.

Good luck

Michael Alderete
Aerojet
Azusa California

-----Original Message-----
From: sichung [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 6:24 PM
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Subject: [DC] about PCB School



*How are you Sirs?
This is Korea in Korea Advanced Institute of Sicence and Te

I've visited first to IPC, but I don't know exactly of IPC. My co-worker
recommended it for me.

May I ask a question a point-blank?

I wonder I want to know a university of Printed Circuit Board(PCB). At
present, I'm working the job, considering PCB and I'd like to learn about
it. I graduated a university(M.A.) and I hope to go to graduate
school(M.S.) arround PCB in America.

I've heard of a university about PCB in CA(Califonia) but I have nothing.

If you possibe, send me the infomation.
I'm looking forward of your message...
Thanks you to my write!

your regards!!!