The curriculum covers transistor principles, amplifier design, and practical exercises in analog and IC layout. The introductory course introduces application demonstrations and circuit analysis; the intermediate course utilizes EDA tools for IC design and simulation; and the advanced course integrates sub-circuits and post-simulation verification, culminating in a capstone project on DC regulator chip design. The program adopts a parallel “theory + practice” approach. The first two months consist of on-campus intensive lectures and circuit simulation experiments, with the final week dedicated to a project presentation to strengthen the connection between theory and industrial applications. The program will run from June to November 2026, and we plan to recruit one undergraduate student from Southeast Asia (including Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia) who is interested in semiconductor circuit design.