Diploma in VLSI Design & Verification
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VLSI Course with Placement
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VLSI Course with Placement
Cranes Varsity rapidly becoming one of the best VLSI Training Institute with Placement in Bangalore.
The Placement Oriented Program on VLSI Design and Verification at Cranes Varsity is a highly specialized training program that equips students with the skills and knowledge required to excel in the field of VLSI design and verification. With a strong focus on industry relevance and practical training, this program prepares students for successful careers in the VLSI industry.
The curriculum of the program covers a wide range of topics essential to VLSI design and verification, including digital electronics, Verilog, FPGA, System Verilog, and Universal verification methodologies.
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By enrolling in this VLSI Course with Placement, students gain comprehensive knowledge, practical skills, and industry exposure in the field of VLSI. This program prepares them for roles such as VLSI design engineer, verification engineer, ASIC engineer, or FPGA engineer. With a strong emphasis on industry relevance, practical training, and job placement, this program equips students with the necessary tools to succeed in the dynamic and highly competitive VLSI industry.
One of the key highlights of this VLSI Online/Offline Course is the strong industry collaboration that Cranes Varsity maintains. The institute has forged partnerships with leading semiconductor companies and VLSI design houses, enabling students to benefit from guest lectures, workshops, and industry visits. This collaboration also provides students with internship opportunities, industry projects, and exposure to the latest trends and advancements in VLSI design and verification.
To enhance students’ employability, the program also focuses on developing essential soft skills, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Students receive guidance on resume building, interview preparation, and career counseling, ensuring they are well-prepared for job placements. The dedicated placement cell at Cranes Varsity assists students in connecting with industry recruiters and organizing placement drives, maximizing their chances of securing lucrative job offers in top VLSI companies.
The Placement Oriented Program on VLSI Design and Verification at Cranes Varsity is a highly specialized training program that equips students with the skills and knowledge required to excel in the field of VLSI design and verification. With a strong focus on industry relevance and practical training, this program prepares students for successful careers in the VLSI industry.
The curriculum of the program covers a wide range of topics essential to VLSI design and verification, including digital electronics, CMOS circuit design, HDL programming (Verilog and VHDL), Verilog, FPGA, System Verilog , and Universal verification methodologies.
One of the key highlights of the Placement Oriented Program is the strong industry collaboration that Cranes Varsity maintains. The institute has forged partnerships with leading semiconductor companies and VLSI design houses, enabling students to benefit from guest lectures, workshops, and industry visits. This collaboration also provides students with internship opportunities, industry projects, and exposure to the latest trends and advancements in VLSI design and verification.
To enhance students’ employability, the program also focuses on developing essential soft skills, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Students receive guidance on resume building, interview preparation, and career counseling, ensuring they are well-prepared for job placements. The dedicated placement cell at Cranes Varsity assists students in connecting with industry recruiters and organizing placement drives, maximizing their chances of securing lucrative job offers in top VLSI companies.
By enrolling in the Placement Oriented Program on VLSI Design and Verification, students gain comprehensive knowledge, practical skills, and industry exposure in the field of VLSI. This program prepares them for roles such as VLSI design engineer, verification engineer, ASIC engineer, or FPGA engineer. With a strong emphasis on industry relevance, practical training, and job placement, this program equips students with the necessary tools to succeed in the dynamic and highly competitive VLSI industry.
VLSI Design Course with Placement ensures that a fresher is prepared on the entire essential aspects of the VLSI front end domain, including training on VLSI flow, SOC design, verification concepts, digital design, Verilog, and System Verilog. The VLSI design course content is well structured and mapped with leading industry requirements and their standards.
Lack of fundamentals in Advanced Digital Design, Analog Design and Verilog based design and verification becomes a major deterrent for freshers in finding the right career opportunities. VLSI Design Course ensures that freshers are empowered with all the essential skill sets required for various jobs in the VLSI front end domain. The course is completely practical oriented, with each aspect of the course involving multiple hands-on projects.
VLSI Course Modules
- Foundation to Basic Electronics concepts
- Programming in C and Data Structures
- OOPs with C++14
- Basic Verilog and Advanced Verilog
- FPGA Design Basic and Advanced
- System Verilog
- UVM (Universal Verification Method)
- XILINX
- Modelsim/EDA Playground
- Digital Electronics and Hardware Familiarization
- Software Development Life cycle
- Programming in C following MISRA C
- Linux Commands and Shell Scripting
- ARM CORTEX M4 Programming using Embedded C
- RTL coding with Verilog
- FPGA Design and Basics of TCL Scripting
- VLSI Design of Protocols – UART, I2C, SPI, AXI4
- System Verilog Programming
- UVM (Universal Verification Method)
- Design and Simulation of Digital Controller/CPU Core/Protocols such as UART, SPI, I2C, AXI4
- Design, Simulation, Implementation and Verification of Digital Controllers, ALU Cores and protocols such as UART, SPI, I2C , AXI4 on FPGA Board.
- SV Verification of Digital Controller/CPU Core/Protocols such as UART, SPI, I2C, AXI4
- UVM Verification of Digital Controller/CPU Core/Protocols such as UART, SPI, I2C, AXI4
- XILINX ISE/VIVADO
- Modelsim/EDA Playground
VLSI Course Content
- Introduction to Embedded System
- Electrostatic Discharge Essentials
- Fundamentals of Booting for Embedded Processors
- Securing Embedded Systems
- SDLC – Development Life cycles and Frameworks
- Agile – an iterative and responsive software development methodology
- Development Bible
- Development and Operations
- Embedded Testing
- IoT Security
- Introduction to C
- Data types and Operators
- Conditional Statements
- Loop Control Structures Modular Programming using Functions
- Storage Classes
- Working with Multiple Files
- Preprocessor
- Conditional Inclusion
- Arrays
- Strings
- GDB Debugger
- Linux Commands & Shell Scripting – 08 hrs
- Introduction to the operating system
- Text Editors: Vim and gedit
- Finding Linux Documentation
- System Navigation command
- Manipulating Data
- Process Related commands Filtering
- Shell scripting Input and output
- Arithmetic Expression
- Decision making Looping Constructs
- LPC/ARM Cortex M3 Programming using Embedded C – 12 hrs
- Introduction to ARM Processor
- GPIO- General Purpose Input Output
- LCD programming
- ADC Programming
- Timers Counters
- Basic Python Programming – 20 hrs
- Introduction to Python
- Python Data types and Conditions
- Control Statements
- Python Functions
- Default arguments
- Functions with variable number of args
- Scope of Variables
- Global Specifier
- Working with multiple files
- List and Tuple
- List Methods
- List Comprehension
- Map and filter functions String
- Set and Dictionary
- Designing Methodology
- Top-Down Methodology
- Bottom-Up Methodology
- Verilog data types
- Verilog Scalar /Vector
- Verilog Arrays
- GATE LEVEL MODELING
- Gate Instantiate
- Design RTL From logic Diagram
- Logic Gate primitive
- Delay in Gate level Design
- Learning about different types of counters, register
- Data Flow modeling
- Continuous Assignment statement
- Synchronous Finite State Machine Design.
- BEHAVIORAL MODELING
- Structured procedural Statement: Always Statement, Procedural Statement
- Blocking Statement, Non-Blocking statement
- Timing Control Statement: Delay based timing control,
- Event Based timing control
- Conditional Statement: If..else statement, case statement: casex, casez
- Loop: While, do while, for, for each, forever, repeat.
- Block statement, Sequential block,
- Parallel Block
- DESIGN OF DIGITAL DEVICES
- FSM: Mealy machine, Moore machine
- Flip flop
- Counters, PWM
- Useful Of Modeling Technique
- All combinational and sequential circuit using Verilog
- Delay Control Statement: Intra delay, inter delay, rise delay, fall delay
- Procedural continuous, Assignment Statement
- Deassign Statement, force statement, Release statement
- CRC checking, UART
- Prototyping using FPGA & SOC FPGA,TCL Scripting – 16 hrs
- Introduction to FPGA
- FPGA Architecture
- CLB, I/O blocks
- CPLD, FPGA, FPGA Working, Design Flow
- Interconnects, Tool Installation
- working Designing basic FPGS example (Adder, Subtractor, Counter)
- Design and Implementation of projects on FPAG
- Implementation of Counter – up counter, down counter, up down counter, mod counter, Johnson counter, ring counter
- UART, SPI, I2C, AXI4 on FPGA
- Introduction, Running Tcl, Simple Text Output, assigning values to variables, expr, Compute, Put, While loop, For and incr, proc,
- Variable scope – global and upvar, TCL List
- String Subcommands – length index range
- String comparisons
- Associative Arrays, Array – Iterating and use in procedures, Dictionaries, File Access
- Information about Files – file, glob
- Invoking Subprocesses from Tcl – exec, open, Info.
- Modularization – source, building reusable libraries – packages and namespaces
- Creating Commands – eval
- VLSI Design of Protocols – UART, I2C, SPI, AXI4 – 16 hrs
- UART: Universal Asynchronous Receiver and Transmitter
- SPI: Serial Peripheral Interface.
- I2C: Inter-Integrated Circuit.
- VLSI Verification Specialization
- Introduction of System Verilog, Need of system Verilog Environment of Verification
- Data types -2satete, 4 state, enum , string, structure, union, class
- Array- Fixed array- packed and unpacked array
- Dynamic Array, Associative array
- Queues
- Process: – Fork-join, Fork-join any, Fork-join none, Wait-fork
- OOPS- Inheritance, Polymorphism, Data hiding, Encapsulation
- Class- Deep copy, shallow copy, Overriding class, Coverage: Functional Coverage, Cross coverage.
- Explanation of assertion with example
- Explanation of coverage with example
- Working on verification environment
- Verification using UVM – 24 hrs
- Introduction UVM: why UVM
- UVM Objects: Base classes,
- UVM Macros, UVM Base Class Methods
- UVM Phases, UVM Config DB, UVM Reporting Mechanism,
- UVM TLM Ports, Analysis, Fifo, UVM socket concept,
- UVM Callbacks
- UVM test Bench Components and UVM test Benches.
- Verification of Protocol with UVM – UART
- Verification of Protocols with UVM – I2C
- Verification of Protocols with UVM – SPI
- Verification of Protocols with UVM– I2C
Day2:
Brush Up on Digital Electronics
- Counter design
- Design of digital circuits for given concepts
Day3:
Introduction to VLSI
- Design Flow of IC
- HDL
- Basic concept of Verilog
- Design Block
- Stimulus block
Day4:
Levels of Modeling
- Switch Level
- Gate Level
Day5:
Levels of Modeling
- Data flow
- Behavioral
Day6:
Implementation of Circuit using Verilog
- Combinational Circuits(Switch Level, Gate Level, Data flow, Behavioral level modeling)
- Sequential Circuits (Gate Level, Data flow, Behavioral level modeling)
Day7:
Design of Test Bench
- Introduction To TestBench
- Implementation of test benches for combinational circuits
- Implementation of test benches for sequential circuits
Day8:
Implementation of Counter using Verilog
- Up Counter
- Down counter
- Updown counter
Day9:
Implementation of Counter using Verilog
- Johnson counter
- Ring counter
- Excess 3 counter
Day10:
Implementation of Shift register using Verilog
- SISO
- SIPO
- PISO
- PIPO
Day11:
Implementation of Shift register using Verilog
- Arithmetic Shift operator usage for shift operation in Verilog HDL
Day12:
Implementation of Circuit using Verilog
- ALU
- MAC unit
Day13:
Design of FSM using Verilog
- Mealy Machine
Day14:
Design of FSM using Verilog
- Moore Machine
Day15:
Memory Modeling
- Design of Memory using RTL coding
- RAM Design(single and dual port)
- ROM Design
Day16:
Timer
- Introduction to Timer
- Implementation of timer using Verilog HDL
Day17:
PWM
- Introduction to PWM
- Implementation of PWM using Verilog HDL
Day18:
Frequency divider
- Introduction frequency divider
- Implementation of frequency divider using Verilog HDL
Day19:
Design of FIFO
- Introduction to FIFO
- Implementation of FIFO using Verilog HDL
MiniProject:
DesignofProtocols:
UART
- IntroductiontoUART
- Baudratecalculation
- AdvantagesanddisadvantagesofUART
- DesignofUARTusingVerilogHDL
SPI
- IntroductiontoSPI
- Advantagesanddisadvantages ofUART
- DesignofSPIusingVerilogHDL
Core Programming:
- Introduction to Embedded System
- Electrostatic Discharge Essentials
- Fundamentals of Booting for Embedded Processors
- Securing Embedded Systems
- SDLC – Development Life cycles and Frameworks
- Agile – an iterative and responsive software development methodology
- Development Bible
- Development and Operations
- Embedded Testing
- IoT Security
- Introduction to the operating system
- Text Editors: Vim and gedit
- Finding Linux Documentation
- System Navigation command
- Manipulating Data
- Process Related commands Filtering
- Shell scripting Input and output
- Arithmetic Expression
- Decision making Looping Constructs
- Introduction to ARM Processor
- GPIO- General Purpose Input Output
- LCD programming
- ADC Programming
- Timers
- Counters
- Introduction to Python
- Python Data types and Conditions
- Control Statements
- Python Functions
- Default arguments
- Functions with variable number of args
- Scope of Variables
- Global Specifier
- Working with multiple files
- List and Tuple
- List Methods
- List Comprehension
- Map and filter functions
- String
- Set and Dictionary
- ADC Programming
- Timers
- Counters
VLSI Design Specialization:
- Designing Methodology
- Top-Down Methodology
- Bottom-Up Methodology
- Verilog data types
- Verilog Scalar /Vector
- Verilog Arrays
GATE LEVEL MODELING
- Gate Instantiate
- Design RTL From logic Diagram
- Logic Gate primitive
- Delay in Gate level Design
- Learning about different types of counters, register
- Data Flow modeling
- Continuous Assignment statement
- Synchronous Finite State Machine Design.
BEHAVIORAL MODELING
- Structured procedural Statement: Always Statement, Procedural Statement
- Blocking Statement, Non-Blocking statement
- Timing Control Statement: Delay based timing control, Event Based timing control
- Conditional Statement: If..else statement, case statement: casex, casez
- Loop: While, do while, for, for each, forever, repeat.
Block statement, Sequential block,Parallel Block
DESIGN OF DIGITAL DEVICES
- FSM: Mealy machine, Moore machine
- Flip flop
- Counters, PWM
- Useful Of Modeling Technique
- All combinational and sequential circuit using Verilog
- Delay Control Statement: Intra delay, inter delay, rise delay, fall delay
- Procedural continuous, Assignment Statement
- Deassign Statement, force statement, Release statement
- CRC checking, UART
- Introduction to FPGA
- FPGA Architecture
- CLB, I/O blocks
- CPLD, FPGA, FPGA Working, Design Flow
- Interconnects, Tool Installation
- Working Designing basic FPGS example (Adder, Subtractor, Counter)
- Design and Implementation of projects on FPAG
- Implementation of Counter – up counter, down counter, up down counter, mod counter, Johnson counter, ring counter
- UART, SPI, I2C, AXI4 on FPGA
- Introduction, Running Tcl, Simple Text Output, assigning values to variables, expr, Compute, Put,
- While loop, For and incr, proc, Variable scope – global and upvar, TCL List.
- String Subcommands – length index range, String comparisons
- Associative Arrays, Array – Iterating and use in procedures, Dictionaries, File Access, Information about Files – file, glob
- Invoking Subprocesses from Tcl – exec, open, Info.
- Modularization – source, building reusable libraries – packages and namespaces, Creating Commands – eval
- UART: Universal Asynchronous Receiver and Transmitter
- SPI: Serial Peripheral Interface.
- I2C: Inter-Integrated Circuit.
VLSI Verification Specialization:
- Introduction of System Verilog, Need of system Verilog
- Environment of Verification
- Data types -2satete, 4 state, enum , string, structure, union, class
- Array- Fixed array- packed and unpacked array
- Dynamic Array, Associative array
- Queues
- Process: – Fork-join, Fork-join any, Fork-join none, Wait-fork
- OOPS- Inheritance, Polymorphism, Data hiding, Encapsulation
- Class- Deep copy, shallow copy, Overriding class, Coverage: Functional Coverage, Cross coverage.
- Explanation of assertion with example
- Explanation of coverage with example
- Working on verification environment
- Introduction UVM: why UVM
- UVM Objects: Base classes,
- UVM Macros, UVM Base Class Methods
- UVM Phases, UVM Config DB, UVM Reporting Mechanism,
- UVM TLM Ports, Analysis, Fifo, UVM socket concept, UVM Callbacks
- UVM test Bench Components and UVM test Benches.
- Verification of Protocol with UVM – UART
- Verification of Protocols with UVM – I2C
- Verification of Protocols with UVM – SPI
- Verification of Protocols with UVM– I2C
Hiring Partners
FAQs
What is a Placement Eligibility test?
One should clear the pre-placement process which includes Aptitude tests, Placement tests, and Technical and HR Practice Tests Interviews. Clearing these tests is mandatory for anyone to get into placements.
Can I get 100% guaranteed placements by joining VLSI Course Online?
Our Principle- “We assist until we place”. Cranes Varsity shoulders the responsibility of placing its students. So anyone who is joining the course at Cranes Varsity is provided with assured placements.
Do I have to pay extra for course material & placements?
No. Once a student is enrolled in the program, he will get access to our Student Portal which will have study material and interview questions. Cranes Varsity has ATPC – Admission, Training, Placement, and Certificate – Approach. There are no additional charges involved.
If any student wants to have a hard copy of course material then they may have to bear a nominal charge which is not a part of the regular course fee.
Testimonials
First of all, I would like to extend my thanks to each and every member of Cranes Varsity. We were taught from the very basics of Embedded Systems Design which made it easier for students from all levels. I would like to extend my vote of thanks to cranes varsity to provide me with numerous opportunities.
Cranes are one of the top embedded training institutes in Bangalore. It has been a wonderful learning experience in Cranes Varsity. The training in every module of embedded systems at Cranes was effective. It provides a good platform for embedded systems. Cranes helped me get a job in the embedded industry.
It was a great experience in Cranes. My dream was to get into the embedded domain. As a fresher, it is difficult to get into the Embedded Design field, but Cranes made a huge difference in my career by giving the best training and placement assistance provided by Cranes. I would like to say Cranes is the best to choose for those who dream of embedded opportunity.
I take this opportunity to thank “CRANES VARSITY”, one of the best-embedded training institutes which are helping students to get into the best company to build their career. I thank all the trainers who enhanced my knowledge in every subject and the placement team for giving me the best opportunities in the field of embedded. Thank you for all your support.
Cranes varsity is the best Embedded Training Institute to learn both practical and theoretical knowledge. It is the best place to gear up your career in a core embedded industry. Management and faculty member support till you get placed. They provided lots of opportunities to me. The embedded Course modules that we learnt here are systematic, and I immensely earned great knowledge.
I am happy for Cranes for giving a platform and providing opportunities for attending the interview. Modules test, Mock test really helps to clear any company written test/ interview. Trainers were excellent at explaining and clarifying the doubts. I am very thankful to Cranes Varsity.
Cranes varsity is the best platform to improve your technical skills in Embedded System Design. Their dedication towards teaching modules and interaction with the students is commendable, which made me achieve good skills for my career growth in the electronics/semiconductor industry.
Happy to say that I am placed in Lekha Wireless. Cranes are one of the best Embedded Training Institutes. The way of teaching in Cranes is good. I thank the management and faculty for the guidance and opportunity.
If not Cranes, I would have been doing a job of not my interest and passion. Cranes provided me with the platform to start my career and knowledge about corporate life and requirements. “Thank you, Cranes” would be an understatement.
Ankita Saigal
Placed in Robert Bosch
Santhosh SM
Placed in L&T Technology
Mayur MN
Placed in L&T Technology
Chandru V
Placed in Avin Systems
Hemanth Kumar
Placed in Caravel Info Systems
Ankit Ahalawat
Placed in AK Aerotek Software
Nithin G
Placed in Moschip Semiconductor
Amitha Pankaj
Placed in Lekha Wireless
Sidharth S
Placed in L&T Technology
