SoC Design and Verification

The Internet of Things promises billions of devices endowed with processing, memory and communication capabilities. These processing nodes will be, in effect, simple Systems on Chips (SoCs) and will need to be inexpensive and able to operate under stringent performance, power and area constraints. This course focuses on building SoCs, perfectly suited for IoT needs. Using FPGAs as prototyping platforms, this course explores a typical SoC development process: from creating high level functional specifications to design, implementation and testing on real FPGA hardware using standard hardware description and software programming languages.SoC internship program at NIE Internshala is aimed for engineering graduates and equip them with right set of skills, to design SoC and its programming criteria on CADENCE, Embedded systems using FPGA for different societal/agri/ food applications and SoC verification using CADENCE and its implementation for industry standard.