VLSI Foundations — Free 8-Week Program
Our free, open 8-week common program. Build the semiconductor, CMOS and digital fundamentals every VLSI engineer needs — from MOS physics to Verilog & FPGA. The ideal starting point before the Digital and Analog design tracks.
Led by Sulekha Dwivedi · 17 students · ★ 5.0 · 16 lessons
Curriculum
- 📄 Semiconductor Fundamentals — OverviewReading
- 🔒 Semiconductor Fundamentals — Lecture--:--
- 🔒 MOS Capacitor Characteristics — OverviewReading
- 🔒 MOS Capacitor Characteristics — Lecture--:--
- 🔒 MOSFET Fundamentals — OverviewReading
- 🔒 MOSFET Fundamentals — Lecture--:--
- 🔒 CMOS Fabrication Technology — OverviewReading
- 🔒 CMOS Fabrication Technology — Lecture--:--
- 🔒 CMOS Inverter Fundamentals — OverviewReading
- 🔒 CMOS Inverter Fundamentals — Lecture--:--
- 🔒 Basic Analog Circuits — OverviewReading
- 🔒 Basic Analog Circuits — Lecture--:--
- 🔒 Combinational Logic Design — OverviewReading
- 🔒 Combinational Logic Design — Lecture--:--
- 🔒 Introduction to Verilog & FPGA — OverviewReading
- 🔒 Introduction to Verilog & FPGA — Lecture--:--
Reviews
I’ve attended most of the classes from Week 1 to Week 8, and I really liked how the course is structured. Each week focuses on a specific topic and helps build the fundamentals step by step before moving into more advanced areas like Analog Design, Digital Design and other VLSI domains from Week 9 onwards. What I particularly liked is that the course doesn’t stop with just theory. Once we move into the advanced topics specific to each domain, we also get the opportunity to work on industry level projects. This gives us valuable hands on experience and a better understanding of how these concepts are applied in real world scenarios. Overall, I think it’s a great initiative, and I’m happy to be a part of it. Looking forward to the upcoming topics and projects.