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The Electronics Fundamentals Assessment is designed to help learners evaluate their foundational knowledge of key electronic circuit concepts. This assessment includes questions on semiconductor fundamentals and the operation of diodes, bipolar junction transistors, metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors, and operational amplifiers.

Learners will have 2 hours to complete 100 questions, with unlimited attempts allowed. A minimum score of 80% is required to pass.

Successfully passing the assessment demonstrates a strong understanding of foundational topics in electronics fundamentals and can help guide learners in selecting appropriate content within the OASiS Foundations Program and course options.

Semiconductor wafer with microchip patterns next to precision tweezers

Who Should Register?

The Electronics Fundamentals Assessment is intended for learners seeking to build foundational knowledge needed for success in OASiS—the Ohio-Southwest Alliance on Semiconductors and Integrated Scalable Manufacturing. Led by the University of Cincinnati, this collaboration aims to train a skilled workforce for the semiconductor industry in Southwest Ohio.

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Section Title
OASiS 08: Electronics Fundamentals Assessment
Type
Online Self-Paced (Non-Facilitated)
Duration
Sep 01, 2026 to Jul 31, 2027
Delivery Format
Online Self-Paced (Non-Facilitated)  
Cost
Course Fee $0.00 Click here to get more information
Instructors
  • Marc Cahay
Required Software
This course uses Canvas, the University of Cincinnati's learning management system, which requires DUO two-factor authentication. *Canvas Access: If you already have UC credentials, you can access your course on Canvas once the instructor publishes it. *New to UC? You will receive an email with your UC credentials within 7 business days of registration. Please check your registration receipt for additional information. *Two-Factor Authentication (DUO): UC requires DUO two-factor authentication to access the UC network, Canvas, and other tools on personal devices. More detailed instructions for setting up DUO and using Canvas will be available in your learner portal after registration.

Section Notes

Learn more about the OASiS Foundations program.

OASiS

The Ohio-Southwest Alliance on Semiconductors and Integrated Scalable Manufacturing (OASiS) team was established in 2022 with the support of Intel. The goal of OASiS is to provide individuals with strong STEM backgrounds with the very fundamental skills required to pursue semiconductor careers. Altogether, OASiS has engaged 15 universities, colleges, community colleges, and regional campuses in southwest Ohio. 


To date, over 1000 students with backgrounds in electrical and computer engineering, computer science, chemical engineering, mechanical and material engineering, physics, and chemistry have successfully gone through the program. The ultimate goal of the OASiS team is to be able to provide semiconductor workforce development opportunities by delivering modules to students interested in the area of semiconductor manufacturing, materials, devices and circuits so they can be part of the needed 100,000+ workforce needed in the field by 2030.   

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