PG Diploma in VLSI Design & Verification
100% JOB Assured with Globally Accepted Certificate
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PG Diploma in VLSI Design & Verification
100% JOB Assured with Globally Accepted Certificate
Overview
VLSI Training Institutes in Bangalore
Description
Cranes Varsity is the best VLSI Training Institute in Bangalore to learn VLSI Design Technologies.
VLSI Design Course 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 SystemVerilog.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.
Learn VLSI Course from a top-rated training institute
Cranes Varsity is an established best VLSI Training Institutes in Bangalore(Available Online). Cranes Varsity is successful in placing more than 100 VLSI aspirants in the companies like Robert Bosch, L&T, ACL Digital, Park Controls and Communications, Insemi Technologies, Radiant Semiconductors, Bit Silica, Capgemini, Smart Socs, Traana, Tech Mahindra, Cyient, Signoff Semiconductors, Incise, Dexcel and many other.
If you are a VLSI enthusiast and want to build a career in the VLSI domain, then a Certification course in VLSI design and Verification. If the course you take is affordable and the training institute is competent, all that is required is to continue your efforts towards achieving a successful future in this field.
In the placement assured VLSI Course, the training will be provided on VHDL, Verilog, FPGA, System Verilog and UVM/ OVM technologies. It will be front-end training which has comprehensive hands-on training on Verilog Programming and Verification Methodologies. The trainees will be trained on the Artix board.
VLSI Training Institute in Bangalore, India
At Cranes Varsity, we take immense pride in being a leading VLSI training institute in Bangalore, India. With our rich legacy of excellence in education and a passion for fostering innovation, we are committed to equipping aspiring engineers and electronics enthusiasts with cutting-edge VLSI design skills. Whether you are a student looking to build a rewarding career in the semiconductor industry or a working professional seeking to upskill, our VLSI courses are designed to cater to your needs.
VLSI (Very Large-Scale Integration) Design and Verification course, is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and skills related to the design and verification of integrated circuits. You will be learning Digital Electronics, C Programing, Verilog, VLSI Design Flow, CMOS Circuit Design, VLSI Layout and Physical Design, RTL Design and Synthesis, FPGA, System Verilog and Verification Methodologies. You will also learn SDLC and Devops as part of your curriculum.
Comprehensive VLSI Course With Placement Guarantee
Cranes Varsity a premier training institute offer placement assured VLSI design course for deserving aspirants. These courses are offered in both online and offline mode at our institute.
By completing a PG Diploma in VLSI Design and Verification course at Cranes Varsity , Bangalore, you will be equipped with the skills necessary to work as a VLSI design engineer or verification engineer in the semiconductor industry. You will have a strong understanding of the entire VLSI design flow, from concept to manufacturing, and be proficient in using industry-standard tools and methodologies to design and verify complex integrated circuits.
Our industry-experienced faculty will guide you through hands-on projects using industry-standard tools. What sets us apart is our commitment to job placement. Through our strong industry connections, we provide dedicated career support, ensuring you land a promising position in renowned semiconductor companies. Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your passion for VLSI into a flourishing career.
Project stream:
- 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
VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) Design and Verification program, is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and skills related to the design and verification of integrated circuits. You will be learning Digital Electronics, C Programing, Verilog, VLSI Design Flow, CMOS Circuit Design, VLSI Layout and Physical Design, RTL Design and Synthesis,FPGA, System Verilog and Verification Methodologies. You will also learn SDLC and Devops as part of your curriculum.
By completing a PG Diploma in VLSI Design and Verification, you will be equipped with the skills necessary to work as a VLSI design engineer or verification engineer in the semiconductor industry. You will have a strong understanding of the entire VLSI design flow, from concept to manufacturing, and be proficient in using industry-standard tools and methodologies to design and verify complex integrated circuits.
Our industry-experienced faculty will guide you through hands-on projects using industry-standard tools. What sets us apart is our commitment to job placement. Through our strong industry connections, we provide dedicated career support, ensuring you land a promising position in renowned semiconductor companies. Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your passion for VLSI into a flourishing career.
VLSI Course Modules
- Fundamentals of Electronics and Embedded Systems
- Programming in C following MISRA C
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Oops with C++
- ARM Architecture and Protocols – UART, SPI, I2C
- Design of VLSI Subsystems with VHDL
- Front End RTL Design Using Verilog
- FPGA Architecture and Synthesis
- Design and Verification Using System Verilog
- Functional Verification using UVM
Design, Simulation, Implementation, and Verification of Digital Controllers, ALU Cores, and protocols such as UART, SPI, I2C FPGA Board.
Platform- XILINX
- Modelsim
VLSI Training 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
- Pointer
- Advanced Pointers
- Dynamic Memory Allocation
- Recursion
- Command Line Arguments
- Structures, Unions, typedef, enums
- Introduction to Data Structures
- Stacks and queus
- LinkedList
- Stack Implementation using array
- Queue Implementation using array
- Tree: Binay Search Tree
- Introduction to object oriented programming
- Procedural approach in C++
- Object oriented approach in C++
- Constructor and destructor
- Friends and operator overloading
- Generic programming
- Generalization
- Run time polymorphism
- Exception handling
- 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  Â
- 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
- 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.
- 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
- FSM: Mealy machine, Moore machine
- Flip flop Counters, PWM
- Useful Of Modeling Technique
- All combinational and sequential circuit using Verilog Delay Control Statement: Â 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 SV/UVM – UART
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM – I2C
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM – SPI
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM–AXI
Core Programming
- Analog Electronics: Passive and Active components
- Circuit analysis using KCL and KVL
- Diode, Transistor and Op-amp Circuits
- Digital Electronics: Combinational circuits design: Address, Mux, Encoder, Decoder
- Sequential circuits design: Flipflops, Registers, Counters
- Microprocessors, Microcontrollers,
- Basic Embedded System Architecture
- Standard Interfaces
- Understanding schematics/datasheet
- Fundamentals of Booting for Embedded Processors: Host and Target Development Setups
- Electrostatic Discharge Essentials: Causes of ESD and Prevention of ESD
- Techniques to improve embedded system security
- Introduction to C: Simple C program structure, Literals, constants, variables and data types
- Operators with precedence and associativity
- Control flow statements with Examples
- Modular Programming using functions
- Working with multiple files
- Storage Class Specifiers
- Arrays and Strings
- Preprocessor directives
- Pointer
- Advanced Pointers
- Dynamic Memory Allocation
- Recursion
- Command Line Arguments
Structures, Unions, typedef, enums, File handline
- Introduction to Data Structures
- Stacks and queus
- LinkedList
- Stack Implementation using array
- Queue Implementation using array
- Tree: Binay Search Tree
- Introduction to C: Sample C program structure , Literals, constants, variables and data types
- Operators with precedence and associativity
- Control flow statements with Examples
- Constructor and Destructor
- Friends and Operators overloading
- Generic Programming
- Generalization
- Run time polymorphism
- Exception Handling
- C++ Library Features
- Inheritance
- Runtime Polymorphism
- Call Back Functions
- Code Optimization and Profiling
- Introduction to the Linux operating system
Linux Commands: Basic commands, process commands, file commands
- Introduction to shell scripting
- Shell scripting Input and output
- Arithmetic Expression
- Decision-making and Loop Constructs
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 CIRCUITS
- 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
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- 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.,AXI4 protocol
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.
- 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
- 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          Â
- 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 StringÂ
- 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   Â
- Data Flow modeling
- Continuous Assignment statement Synchronous Finite State Machine Design.   Â
- 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
- FSM: Mealy machine, Moore machine
- Flip flop Counters, PWM
- Useful Of Modeling Technique
- All combinational and sequential circuit using Verilog Delay Control Statement:Â 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, Â Â While loop, For and incr, proc,
- Variable scope – global and upvar, TCL List.  Â
- 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          Â
- Process: – Fork-join, Fork-join any, Fork-join none, Wait-fork OOPS- Inheritance, Polymorphism,
- Data hiding, Encapsulation      Â
- 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 SV/UVM – UART
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM – I2C
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM – SPI
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM–AXI
Generic:
SDLC – 04 Days
- SDLC – Development Life cycles and Frameworks
- Development and Operations
- Agile – an iterative and responsive software development methodology
- Embedded Testing
- Development Bible
- IoT Security
Programming in C following MISRA C – 12 days
- Introduction to C
- Loop Control Structures
- Working with Multiple Files
- Arrays
- Data types and Operators
- Modular Programming using Functions
- Preprocessor
- Strings
- Conditional Statements
- Storage Classes
- Conditional Inclusion
- GDB Debugger
Linux Commands & Shell Scripting – 04 days
- Introduction to the operating system
- System Navigation command
- Shell scripting Input and output
- Text Editors: Vim and gedit
- Manipulating Data
- Arithmetic Expression
- Finding Linux Documentation
- Process Related commands Filtering
- Decision making Looping Constructs
Basic Python Programming – 04 days
- Introduction to Python
- Python Functions
- Scope of Variables
- List and Tuple
- Map and filter functions
- Python Data types and Conditions
- Default arguments
- Global Specifier
- List Methods
- String
- Control Statements
- Functions with variable number of args
- Working with multiple files
- List Comprehension
- Set and Dictionary
LPC/ARM Cortex M3 Programming using Embedded C – 04 days
- Introduction to ARM Processor
- ADC Programming
- GPIO- General Purpose Input
- Timers
- LCD programming
- Counters
Design and Synthesis Specialization:
Prototyping using FPGA & SOC FPGA, TCL Scripting – 10 days
- Introduction to FPGA
- CPLD, FPGA, FPGA Working, Design Flow
- Design and Implementation of projects on FPAG
- Introduction, Running Tcl, Simple Text Output, assigning values to variables, expr, Compute, Put
- Associative Arrays, Array – Iterating and use in procedures, Dictionaries, File Access, Information about Files – file, glob
- FPGA Architecture
- Interconnects, Tool Installation
- Implementation of Counter – up counter, down counter, up down counter, mod counter, Johnson counter, ring counter
- While loop, For and incr, proc, Variable scope – global and upvar, TCL List.
- Invoking Subprocesses from Tcl – exec, open, Info.
- CLB, I/O blocks
- Working Designing basic FPGS example (Adder, Subtractor, Counter)
- UART, SPI, I2C, AXI4 on FPGA
- String Subcommands – length index range, String comparisons
- Modularization – source, building reusable libraries – packages and namespaces, Creating Commands – eval
VLSI Design of Protocols – UART, I2C, SPI, AXI4 – 5 Days
- UART: Universal Asynchronous Receiver and Transmitter
- SPI: Serial Peripheral Interface.
- I2C: Inter-Integrated Circuit.
Verification Specialization:
Verification using UVM – 14 Days (40 Hrs.)
- Introduction UVM: why UVM
- Analysis, Fifo, UVM socket concept, working on digital circuit
- Data Introduction UVM: why UVM UVM Object: Base class,
- UVM object-Copy/Clone types -2satete
- UVM test Bench
- UVM test Benches
Verification of Protocols – UART, I2C, SPI, AXI4 – 5 Days
- Verification of Protocol with SV/UVM – UART
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM–AXI
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM – I2C
- Verification of Protocols with SV/UVM – SPI
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VLSI Course FAQs
Is coding required for VLSI?
Yes, Coding is required for VLSI frontend development for designing and verification. In VLSI, the programming languages for IC design are called hardware description languages (HDLs). These include VHDL, Verilog, System Verilog, C, and scripting languages like Perl and TCL.
Can I do a VLSI Design Course online?
Yes, VLSI Course can be done online as it requires only EDA software tools.Â
Does Cranes Varsity offer placement assistance after VLSI Design Course completion?
Yes, 100% assistance will be provided by Cranes Varsity to get a job after the VLSI Design Course completion.
What are the prerequisites for VLSI Course enrollment?
An Engineering degree in Electronics with good programming and hardware knowledge.
What courses does Cranes Varsity offer in VLSI Design and Verification?
Cranes Varsity offers a range of courses in VLSI Design and Verification, including:
• Post Graduate Diploma in VLSI Design
• Certificate Courses in VLSI Verification
• Short-term courses on Digital VLSI Design, Analog Design, and ASIC Design
• Corporate training programs for industry professionals
Who can benefit from VLSI courses at Cranes Varsity?
Our VLSI courses cater to:
• Engineering graduates in Electronics, Electrical, and Computer Science.
• Postgraduates looking to specialize in VLSI design and verification.
• Professionals in the semiconductor industry wanting to enhance their skills.
• Research scholars aiming to build a career in VLSI technologies.
What is the duration of VLSI courses at Cranes Varsity?
The duration of the courses varies:
• Post Graduate Diploma in VLSI Design: 6 to 9 months.
• Certificate Courses: 3 to 6 months.
• Short-term courses: 1 to 3 months, depending on the specific topic.
What are the eligibility criteria for enrolling in VLSI courses?
Eligibility criteria generally include:
• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields.
• A basic understanding of digital and analog electronics is advantageous but not mandatory for beginners.
What programming languages are taught in VLSI courses?
In our VLSI courses, you will primarily learn:
• Verilog and VHDL for hardware description.
• SystemVerilog for advanced verification techniques.
• Tcl scripting for automating design flows.
• Basic understanding of programming concepts in C/C++ for algorithm development.
What tools and software will I work with during the VLSI course?
Students will gain hands-on experience with various Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools, including:
• Cadence: For schematic capture and layout.
• Synopsys: For synthesis and simulation.
• Mentor Graphics: For PCB design and verification.
• ModelSim: For simulation of HDL designs.
What is the difference between VLSI design and VLSI verification?
• VLSI Design involves creating the hardware architecture and the logic of the circuit using HDLs. It focuses on how the circuit operates and meets design specifications.
• VLSI Verification ensures that the design is correct and meets the required specifications before it is fabricated. This involves testing and validating the design through simulation and formal verification techniques.
Does Cranes Varsity provide placement assistance for VLSI courses?
Yes, Cranes Varsity offers comprehensive placement support to students. We have partnerships with various semiconductor companies and technology firms. Our placement assistance includes:
• Resume preparation.
• Mock interviews.
• Access to job opportunities in VLSI design, verification, and related fields.
What job roles can I pursue after completing a VLSI course?
Upon completing a VLSI course at Cranes Varsity, you can pursue roles such as:
• VLSI Design Engineer
• Verification Engineer
• RTL Design Engineer
• ASIC Designer
• FPGA Designer
• Embedded Systems Engineer with a focus on hardware.
How does Cranes Varsity prepare students for industry requirements in VLSI?
Our curriculum is designed in collaboration with industry experts to meet the latest trends and
demands in the VLSI field. We emphasize:
• Practical training through projects and lab work.
• Industry-relevant case studies and real-world applications.
• Guest lectures from professionals in the VLSI industry
Who are your trainers for the program and how are they selected?
Our trainers are seasoned professionals and industry experts with over 10+ years of relevant experience teaching the VLSI certification course. Each of them has gone through a rigorous selection process that includes profile screening, and technical evaluation before they are certified to train for us. We also ensure that only trainers with a high alumni rating continue to train for us.
What is the duration of PG Diploma in VLSI Design & verification?
Program duration is 6 Months.
Are the VLSI courses at Cranes Varsity more theoretical or practical?
Cranes Varsity emphasizes a hands-on learning approach. While theoretical concepts are essential, a significant portion of the course focuses on practical lab sessions, real-world projects, and applications of VLSI design and verification tools.
What types of projects can I expect to work on during the VLSI course?
Students will work on various projects, including:
• Designing and simulating digital circuits using Verilog or VHDL.
• Implementing a complete VLSI design flow from specification to layout.
• Creating a verification testbench for a given design.
• Projects involving FPGA programming and implementation.
Is there online support for the VLSI courses?
Yes, Cranes Varsity provides online learning support for VLSI courses, including:
• Access to recorded lectures and tutorials.
• Virtual labs for practical experimentation.
• Online assessments and assignments.
• Interactive Q&A sessions with faculty.
What certificates will I receive on completion of the training program?
All students will get Successful Course Completion by Cranes Varsity. Students enrolled for Embedded and Automotive Program can apply for nasscom certification also. Once the student clears IT-ITes SSC examination, they will get the certificate.
How can I enroll in a VLSI course at Cranes Varsity?
To enroll in a VLSI course:
• You can fill out the application form and the dedicated admission counsellor will contact you..
• You can also visit our campus for direct inquiries and enrollment assistance.
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Positive: Communication, Professionalism, Quality, Value I Joined Cranes Varsity without any basic knowledge of programming or any interview-related knowledge. I enhanced my knowledge and skills by joining VLSI Course at Cranes Varsity. I got placed in Onward technologies during the 3rd month of my training as promised by the Cranes Varsity.
I am Nanditha N, have completed B.E. in the field of ECE in 2019, and had a wish to join the core company in the field of VLSI design, then I found Cranes Varsity as the best VLSI Training Institute for my dream to come true, a very best place and I got placed in Insemi Technology. I am very thankful for all the trainers who guided me with the best knowledge and skills and even the placement department who placed me in a very good company and for their great support. I suggest Cranes Varsity as the best training place to gain knowledge that helps us to build our careers.
I am Dileep Kumar T, completed my M.Tech in the stream of VLSI from Dr. AIT, Bangalore in 2019. I joined Cranes Varsity and did my professional course in VLSI Design which includes Verilog, system Verilog, FPGA, and uvm. I had a very good experience with Cranes Varsity, I got multiple opportunities from CranesVaristy. Finally, I got placed in DELOPT as a VLSI Design Engineer
I joined Cranes Varsity for VLSI Design & Verification Course. It is a very good training institute, they placed me in Radiant Semiconductor Pvt Ltd. Trainers were highly skilled and very supportive.
I am Veena Jogannavar, who completed a B.E in the field of ECE in 2020 from Sri Siddhartha Institute of Technology.I came to know about Cranes from my friend. I have undergone VLSI front-end design training and gained good knowledge in Digital electronics, Verilog, and System Verilog. I thank Cranes for providing opportunities for my career growth. At last, I got placed in DELOPT, Bangalore
I am Manavi BR.I have done my M.Tech in VLSI Course and Embedded system from BIT. My dream was to get place in a good core company. Cranes is a good place to learn programming and embedded systems. I got placed in Trident Infosol .I am very thankful to Cranes varsity
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