Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems
Enroll in this program to learn the basics of FPGA design in Embedded Systems and practical design skills.
Intermediate
Online
4 Weeks
13,514 INR Get updates on Eligibility, Admission, Placements Fees Structure
Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
In Coursera’s Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems course, candidates will learn everything there is to know about FPGA, including what FPGA is, how this technology was developed, and how one can choose the best FPGA architecture for a particular application. Further, the course curriculum also covers the development of FPGA with the help of state-of-the-art software tools. And, candidates will learn the use of FPGAs for solving critical digital design problems.
Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems programme is the first in the 4-part FPGA Design for Embedded Systems Specialisation series offered by the University of Colorado, Boulder. The course can even be pursued for academic credit as ECEA 5360, part of their Master of Science in Electrical Engineering programme.
Students can complete the Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems online training course in approximately 18 hours, after which they can move onto the other courses in the series. A completion certificate can be purchased after completing this course. The certificate can be uploaded on the Certifications section in their LinkedIn profiles. It can also be attached to their physical CV/resume.
The Highlights
- Intermediate-level course
- Shareable certificate by Coursera
- Online training
- Approximately 18 hours to complete
- Self-paced education
- Course delivery in English with multilingual subtitles
- Offered by University of Colorado Boulder
Programme Offerings
- Practice Exercises
- financial aid
- pre recorded video lectures
- self directed training
- Flexible Deadlines
- video transcript
- Shareable Certificate
- free enrollment
- Graded Assignments
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | CU BoulderCoursera |
Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems fees details :
Particulars | Amount |
Course Fee, 1 Month | Rs. 6,757 |
Course Fee, 3 Month | Rs. 13,514 |
Course Fee, 6 Month | Rs. 20,271 |
Eligibility Criteria
Certificate Qualification Details
To complete the Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems course by Coursera, candidates must watch the video lectures. They also need to take the quiz available at the end of the chapter. On meeting all the specifications, candidates have the option to purchase their shareable completion certificates from Coursera, which can be attached to the Certifications section of your LinkedIn profiles and also your CV/Resumes. Purchasing the certificates also enables candidates to get access to graded assignments and all the study material.
What you will learn
After completing the Coursera Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems programme, candidates will be proficient in the following:
- Primality Test
- Verilog
- Digital Design
- Static Timing Analysis
- Designing logic circuits using LUTs
Who it is for
Admission Details
To apply for Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems online training course, you need to follow the steps given below:
- Go to Coursera’s official website.
- Look for the “Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems” course.
- On the top right corner of the page, find the “Join for Free” button and click on it.
- You can either create a new account on Coursera or log in using Facebook, Google, or Apple. In case, you have an account on Coursera, just use the credentials to log in and enrol.
Application Details
No separate application is required to apply for the Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems course. Students get access to the learning material for free by signing up with Coursera using their Google, Facebook, or Apple account.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Course Introduction
- Course Overview
- Welcome to the world of programmable logic and FPGA design
- A Brief History of Programmable Logic
- CPLD Architecture
- LUTs and FPGA Architecture
- LUTs for Logic Design
- Designing Adders
- Designing Multipliers
Readings
- About This Course
- Hardware Requirements
- Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems Assessment Strategy
- Week 1 Suggested Readings
- Week 2 Assignment Instructions and Files
Quiz
- Mission 002: Week 1 Quiz
Peer review
- Mission 001: Week 1 Application Assignment
Discussion prompt
- Introduce Yourself
- Look-up Tables vs. Gates
Videos
- The FPGA Design Flow
- Installing Quartus Prime
- Introducing Quartus Prime
- Create a design project in Quartus Prime
- Create a design in Quartus Prime
- Compile a Design
- View the RTL
- Timing Analysis with Time Quest I
- Timing Analysis with Time Quest II
- Simulate a design with ModelSim
Readings
- Week 2 Suggested Readings
- Week 2 Required Reading and File Installation
Quizzes
- Mission 003: Practice Opportunity
- Mission 005: Week 2 Quiz
Peer review
- Mission 004: Week 2 Application Assignment
Videos
- Many Types of FPGAs
- Xilinx CPLD Architecture
- Xilinx Small FPGAs
- Xilinx Large FPGAs
- Altera CPLDs and Small FPGAs
- Altera Large FPGAs
- Microsemi Single-chip FPGA solutions
- Lattice Single-Chip FPGA solutions
Readings
- Week 3 Suggested Readings
- Week 4 Assignment Instructions and Files
Quiz
- Mission 006: Week 3 Quiz
Discussion prompts
- Intel/Altera MAX10
- FLASH Configuration Memory in Microsemi FPGAs
Videos
- FPGA Design Expertise
- Advanced Schematic Entry for FPGA Design- Drawing and Hierarchy
- Improving Productivity with IP Blocks
- Improving Timing with Pipelining
- FPGA IO: Getting In and Getting Out
- Pin Assignments: Making them Spot On!
- Programming the FPGA
- Becoming one with Q: Qsys System Design
- Becoming one with Q Part II: Qsys System Design Finishing Touches
- Becoming one with Q Part III: Qsys System Design Finishing Touches
Readings
- Week 4 Suggested Readings
Quiz
- Mission 008: Week 4 Quiz
Peer review
- Mission 007: Week 4 Application Assignment
Discussion prompt
- Pipelines and IP blocks
Instructors
Articles
Student Community: Where Questions Find Answers