Education for all

"Education for all", a website developed to facilitate informal tertiary education. Educational resources especially open courseware available on the web are selected, organized and integrated into a meaningful and coherent context - somewhat akin to a virtual university.

This is the link for their Integrated Microelectronics Devices Course the course contains good summary of important semiconductor devices concepts. Worth spending some online hours there.

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