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The document provides an overview of topics covered in a VLSI design training program including: 1) an introduction to VLSI design and typical design flows; 2) digital design concepts like combinational and sequential logic; 3) an introduction to the Verilog hardware description language covering basic syntax and modeling techniques; 4) designing combinational and sequential circuits in Verilog; 5) datapath components like adders and timers; and 6) a case study on microcontroller specification, architecture, and testing. The training program offers options for participants to receive a take-away kit and accommodation assistance is available for outside students.

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VLSI

The document provides an overview of topics covered in a VLSI design training program including: 1) an introduction to VLSI design and typical design flows; 2) digital design concepts like combinational and sequential logic; 3) an introduction to the Verilog hardware description language covering basic syntax and modeling techniques; 4) designing combinational and sequential circuits in Verilog; 5) datapath components like adders and timers; and 6) a case study on microcontroller specification, architecture, and testing. The training program offers options for participants to receive a take-away kit and accommodation assistance is available for outside students.

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VLSI Designing: Introduction What is VLSI Then and Now? Difference between Hardware and Software?

are? Typical Design Flow of System Design Industry Trend

Digital Design and Hardware Description Language Type and Uses Behavioral Structural Dataflow Combinational Logic Design And, Or, NAND, NOR Multiplexers Decoders Priority Encoders Barrel Shifters Comparators

Introduction of Sequential Logic Design Latch Flip-Flop Counters Mealy Machine with example Moore Machine with example Verilog Language Introduction/abstraction Module, Ports, types and declaration Registers, net and arrays Identifiers and Parameters Relational, Arithmetic, logical, bit-wise shift operators Practicals on Verilog Verilog II Writing Expressions Behavioural Modeling Structural Coding Procedural Statements Blocking and Non-blocking Operation control Loops

Verilog III Combinational Circuit Design Sequential Circuit Design Datapath Components Adders Subtractors Multipliers Dividers Timers

Case Study Microcontroller Specification Architecture Components Logic Level Test benches, Modelling, Assertions Important: Participants can opt for EITHER with take away kit OR without take away kit option while registering for the training program. Accommodation assistance is also provided for the outside students.

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