Who this is for
Electronics students who want to understand how chips are designed and verified.
What you learn
Digital electronics revision, CMOS basics, Verilog for hardware description, writing testbenches, simulation and synthesis, timing basics, and how the front-end and back-end design flow fits together.
How it runs
Three months, one phase each: training, an internship project, then a capstone project and career preparation. Every plan has the same lessons, projects and certificates. The Live plan adds live sessions and doubt-clearing sessions. The Career plan adds placement assistance, mock interviews with a person, a resume and LinkedIn review and a session with the founding team.
What you finish with
A finished digital design, written in Verilog, simulated and verified with your own testbench. You also get a programme completion certificate and an internship completion certificate. Placement assistance, where your plan includes it, comes with no job guarantee.
Please note
The work is done in simulation and synthesis tools. Making a real chip is outside what any training programme can offer.