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RISC-V Project - DD

Embark on a Digital Design project with Maven Silicon's RISC-V initiative through custom training, developing your team's skills in digital design with a focus on the RISC-V architecture.

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Course Instructors Maven Silicon Deepika Paramesh Nelavalli Kaveri Chandana Maven Silicon Training Support
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Course Overview

Embark on the RISC-V Project - DD course, featuring essential modules like the RISC-V RV32I Quick Reference Guide and the in-depth RISC-V Specification. Dive into the intricacies of RISC-V architecture, understand the quick reference guide, and gain insights from the comprehensive specification. This course is tailored to provide you with the knowledge and tools necessary for successful completion of the RISC-V Project.

Course Curriculum

1 Subject

RISC-V Project - DD

3 Learning Materials

RISC-V RV32I Quick Reference Guide

RISC-V RV32I - Quick Reference Guide for Instrcutions

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RISC-V Specification

The RISC-V Instruction Set Manual

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MSRV32I Core Design Specification

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Course Instructor

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Maven Silicon

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Deepika

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Paramesh Nelavalli

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Kaveri

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Chandana

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Maven Silicon Training Support

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FAQs

1. What is the RISC-V Project - DD course?

The RISC-V Project - DD course focuses on designing and implementing a RISC-V processor using digital design (DD) techniques. It covers the development of a processor from architecture specification to the implementation of RISC-V ISA and its verification, using hardware description languages like Verilog.

2. What will I learn in the RISC-V Project - DD course?

In the RISC-V Project - DD course, you will learn to design and implement a RISC-V processor, covering key topics such as processor architecture, pipeline design, memory management, and instruction set implementation. You will also gain practical experience in coding, simulation, and verification using Verilog.

3. Do I need prior knowledge to take the RISC-V Project - DD course?

It is recommended to have a basic understanding of digital logic design, computer architecture, and HDL (Hardware Description Language) such as Verilog. Familiarity with basic RISC-V architecture concepts would be beneficial, although the course will introduce these fundamentals.

4. What tools are used in the RISC-V Project - DD course?

In the RISC-V Project - DD course, you will use tools like ModelSim, Xilinx Vivado, or Quartus for simulation and synthesis of your RISC-V processor design. These tools help in writing and testing Verilog code for the processor and visualizing the behavior of your design.

5. What is the focus of the RISC-V Project - DD course?

The course focuses on implementing a RISC-V processor using digital design techniques. The design includes understanding the processor architecture, implementing instruction sets, creating data paths, designing control units, and optimizing the design for performance and power efficiency.

6. How long is the RISC-V Project - DD course?

The RISC-V Project - DD course duration typically ranges from a few weeks to a few months. The exact length depends on the course structure and your pace. It involves practical assignments and projects, with an emphasis on hands-on learning and applying digital design techniques.

7. Is the RISC-V Project - DD course suitable for beginners?

While the course is designed for those with a basic understanding of digital design and hardware description languages (HDL), beginners in RISC-V or Verilog may find some initial challenges. However, foundational topics are introduced to ensure students can successfully complete the project.

8. What kind of project will I work on in the RISC-V Project - DD course?

In the RISC-V Project - DD course, you will work on designing and implementing a RISC-V processor from scratch. You will go through the entire process, including designing the data path, control unit, and memory management system, followed by simulating and verifying the processor’s functionality.

9. How will the RISC-V Project - DD course help in my career?

The RISC-V Project - DD course equips you with hands-on experience in processor design, an essential skill for roles in VLSI design, embedded systems, and custom processor design. It enhances your qualifications for positions like hardware engineer, SoC architect, and verification engineer.

8. What is the final outcome of the RISC-V Project - DD course?

Upon completing the RISC-V Project - DD course, you will have designed and implemented a fully functional RISC-V processor. The final outcome includes a comprehensive project report, working RTL code, and a verified processor design, which can serve as an excellent addition to your portfolio.

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