Alberto Quinonez

Post-Secondary Education

University of Texas Austin
Doctor of Philosophy
Educational Administration

Devry University
Associate of Applied Science
Electronics Engineering Technology

Devry University
Bachelor of Science in Electri
Electronics Engineering Technology

Southwest Texas State University
Master of Science in Technology
Industrial Technology

Teaching Experience

Courses Taught:

Electromechanical Systems (ELMT - 2441)

Principles of Quality (PTAC - 2314)

Industrial Safety (ELMT-1371)

Solar Photovoltaic Systems (ELMT-2471)

Vacuum Principles and RF Plasma Systems (SMFT - 2341)

Nanoelectronics Manufacturing Technology (SMFT - 2474)

Solar Cell and Chip Manufacturing Technology (SMFT - 1474)

Microprocessor (CETT-1445)

DC Circuits (CETT-1403)

Continuous Improvement methods (APMT-3320)

Manufacturing and Production (APMT-4310)

Professional Publications

Non-published works:

Quiñonez, Alberto (2008, February). Introduction to Nanotechnology; Online Presentation. Texas   

Nanotechnology Workforce Initiative. Available at

http://nanotechworkforce.com/curriculum/mods/Module01_Intro_PDF.pdf

 

Quiñonez, Alberto (2008). Laboratory manual for Oxidation Furnace, 3rd edition. Austin Community

College, Austin, TX

 

Quiñonez, Alberto (2008). Laboratory manual for PVD Process, 2nd edition. Austin Community

College, Austin, TX

 

Quiñonez, Alberto (2008). Laboratory manual for Photolithography Process, 2nd  edition. Austin

Community College, Austin, TX

 

Quiñonez, Alberto (2008). Laboratory manual for Etch Process, 2nd edition. Austin Community

College, Austin, TX

 

Quiñonez, Alberto (2003, March). PLC-Pneumatics Systems Team Lab. MATEC; Maricopa Community

College System. Available at http://www.matec.org/lil/pastlil.htm

 

Quiñonez, Alberto (2001).  Formation of a N-typed diffused resistor on a 4-inch P-type silicon wafer.

Texas State University, San Marcos, TX.

Grant Work

  1. DOE, POLE “Preparing Occupations for Lineworker Education”. U.S. Department of Energy. $87,210. 2010 – 2011.

  2. JET “Job and Education for Texans” Grant. Texas Comptrollers Office. $150,000. 2010-2011.

  3. SECO “State Energy Conservation Office”. Texas Comptroller’s Office. $343,277. 2010-2011.

  4. Nanoelectronics Project. Texas Workforce Commission, $4 million. 2006 - 2008

Industry Positions

Senior Process Engineer, Silicon Valley Group, February 1996 through Dec. 1999

Process Engineer, SEMATECH (RESEARCH CONSORTIUM), 1989 through 1996

Published: January 07, 2025