Welcome to our 6-month Physical Design Course! This comprehensive program will guide you from the fundamentals of digital design to advanced physical design techniques. With a strong emphasis on hands-on learning, you’ll have the opportunity to work on multiple projects, honing your skills and gaining valuable experience. By the end of this course, you will have developed proficiency in synthesis theory, floorplan, placement, clock tree synthesis (CTS), routing, physical verification, static timing analysis (STA), PDN, CLP and basic TCL topics. Through a series of assignments and TCL-based projects, you will be able to apply your knowledge effectively. This course is designed to provide you with a solid foundation and the necessary expertise to excel in the field of physical design.
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Welcome to our 6-month Physical Design Course! This comprehensive program will guide you from the fundamentals of digital design to ...
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- Comprehensive Overview of Physical Design Flow
- Emphasis on Tools and Technologies
- Focus on Design Rules and Constraints
- Timing Closure and Static Timing Analysis (STA)
- Power Optimization Techniques
- Signal Integrity and Crosstalk Management
What is the target audience?
- Undergraduate and postgraduate students in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Science, or VLSI Design.
- Understand how global and detailed routing are performed to connect components.
- Individuals passionate about learning the complete IC design flow.
- PhD scholars focusing on physical design, DFM, or low-power design techniques.
- Engineers working on system-on-chip (SoC) or custom hardware design.
- Professors and researchers in microelectronics, VLSI, or IC design.
This course is designed for a broad audience ranging from students to industry professionals, making it ideal for anyone seeking in-depth knowledge of backend IC design, tools, and workflows. It aligns well with the growing demand for skilled professionals in the semiconductor industry.
Module 1: Introduction to VLSI Design Flow
Module 2: Floorplanning and Placement
Module 3: Clock Tree Synthesis (CTS)
Module 4: Routing Techniques
Module 5: Timing Analysis and Optimization
Module 6: Design Rule Checks (DRC) and Layout vs. Schematic (LVS)
Module 7: Power Analysis and Optimization
What is the duration of the Physical Design Training Course?
The course is designed to be completed in 6 months, offering an in-depth understanding of physical design concepts and hands-on training with industry tools.
What certification will I receive upon completing the course?
You will receive the RVSIIT VLSI Certificate in Physical Design, demonstrating your expertise in physical design and increasing your employability in the semiconductor industry.
Is this course suitable for beginners?
Yes, the course is suitable for both beginners and professionals. Foundational topics are covered before progressing to advanced physical design techniques.
Can I take this course while working?
Absolutely! The course offers weekend classes and flexible schedules, making it easy for working professionals to participate without disrupting their current jobs.
Are there any prerequisites for this course?
Basic knowledge of VLSI concepts, digital logic design, and basic circuit analysis is recommended. However, a refresher module is provided for those new to the field.
What is the mode of delivery for the course?
The course is offered in both online and in-person formats, with practical sessions conducted in a lab environment for hands-on learning.
Can international students enroll in this course?
Yes, international students are welcome. The online format ensures global accessibility, with recorded sessions available for flexible learning.
Will I receive post-course support?
Yes, you will have access to alumni resources, career guidance, and networking opportunities to keep you updated with industry trends.
Does the course cover advanced topics like low-power design?
Yes, advanced topics such as low-power layout design, power grid optimization, and multi-voltage design techniques are included in the curriculum.
What advanced courses can I pursue after this?
After completing the Physical Design course, you can specialize in areas like Static Timing Analysis (STA), Design for Manufacturability (DFM), or 3D IC Design to further enhance your skillset.
General Notice
— 05 December 2024
Welcome to RVSIIT's Online VLSI and Related Courses! We are excited to have you on board and are committed to helping you achieve your learning and career goals
- Ensure you have access to the course platform and relevant materials.
- Login credentials and access links are provided upon enrollment.
- Live sessions will be held as per the schedule shared with you.
- Active participation in live classes and forums is highly encouraged.
- Complete all assignments and projects by the given deadlines.
- A stable internet connection, a laptop/PC, and relevant software/tools are essential for course activities.
- Contact our support team for issues related to platform access or technical glitches.
- Upon successful completion of the course and evaluations, you will receive a certificate of completion.
For queries, feel free to reach out at [email protected] or contact our helpdesk. Stay updated through announcements on the course platform. We wish you all the best in your learning journey and look forward to seeing your progress! Warm regards, RVSIIT Training Team
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