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RISC-V RV32I RTL Design using Verilog HDL

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Overview

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The course provides a holistic approach to the intricacies of RISC-V RV32I RTL - Processor IP Design using Verilog HDL aiming a solid foundation in RISC-V Instruction Set Architecture and progress through RTL architecture design, including a 5-stage pipelined implementation. The course also covers Verilog HDL, mastering data types, operators, and advanced techniques for verification with a hands-on labs and project to reinforce your skills and culminate in the creation of a multi-stage pipeline processor design using Verilog HDL.

Intended audience

Processor Architect, Processor Design Engineer, RISC-V Design Engineer, CPU Design Engineer, VLSI Design Engineer

Prerequisites

  • Prior knowledge in Digital electronics, Computer architecture Competency level - Intermediate to Expert

Assessment & certification

  • Assessment fee: Included — no extra fee
  • Assessment mode: Online
  • Assessment type: MCQ
  • Assessment provider: Maven Silicon
  • Certificate provider: Processor Architect, Processor Design Engineer, RISC-V Design Engineer, CPU Design Engineer, VLSI Design Engineer

NCrF level: 7 (NCrF credit-eligible)

Syllabus

  • Week 1: RISC-V Instruction Set Architecture
  • Week 2: RISC-V RV32I RTL Architecture Design
  • Week 3: RISC-V RV32I 5-Stage Pipelined RTL Design
  • Week 4: RISC-V RV32I Reference Material
  • Week 5: Verilog HDL
  • Week 6: Verilog HDL Labs
  • Week 7: Project: RISC-V RV32I Multi-stage pipeline processor RTL Design
  • Week 8: Assessments

Taught by

Maven Silicon Experts

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