(*)- Students understand the main steps in the design of circuits and systems as well as receiving basic knowledge in digital chip design using hardware description languages. (K2)
- They understand the different target architectures and components of today’s computing devices. (K2)
- They are enabled to specify complete systems, evaluate their design decisions, and synthesize the resulting systems. (K3, K5)
- They are enabled to check their system for correctness and to test them for physical faults. (K4, K6)
- They create a small project targeting a circuit and system design problem. (K6)
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(*)- Design of Systems
- Electronic Design Automation
- Target Architectures for HW/SW Systems
- Allocation, Binding, Scheduling
- Partitioning
- Hardware Design Flow
- Abstraction Levels
- Hardware Description Languages (VHDL, SystemC)
- Synthesis
- Verification
- Debugging
- Test
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