Wayne State University's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department is offering four free in-person* workshops this summer. The workshops will focus on critical areas in the automotive electronics field: semiconductor engineering, circuit design, power electronics, and printed-circuit-board. Workshops are funded by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation TAT Semiconductor grants.

Workshop titles and dates** are provided below:

• Introduction to Semiconductors for Automotives (May 28 - 31)
• Power Converters for EVs and Renewable Energy (June 3 - 6)
• Introduction to Semiconductor Chip Design and Verification (June 10-14)
• A Crash Course in Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Design (June 24-27) 

* Workshops are designed to be held in person at the Wayne State campus, but some of the lectures can be made available online. Please reach out to gozde@wayne.edu if you want to explore the online availability.

**Workshops will take place between 1-6 PM.

The submission deadline for the initial workshop is May 22. Each workshop will have a maximum capacity of 30 participants. The organizing committee will evaluate the applications and make selections.