High-level, industry-aligned awareness programs designed to help students, graduates, and early-career engineers understand real-world semiconductor and embedded systems workflows — before committing to deep technical specialization.
A high-level awareness program covering the complete digital IC design lifecycle, designed to help participants understand how modern chips are designed, implemented, and signed off in industry.
Understanding the complete RTL-to-silicon flow
Recognizing the role of each design stage
Understanding EDA tools & design constraints
Awareness of real-world chip design decisions
Clear pathway into advanced IC design training
Day 1: IC Design, Linux, Verilog & Verification
Day 2: Synthesis, Physical Design, STA
The Embedded Systems Awareness Program introduces participants to the fundamentals of embedded systems and how software interacts with hardware in real-world applications.
This program is designed to provide conceptual clarity on embedded architectures, microcontrollers, and embedded C development — helping participants understand what embedded engineers actually do in industry before committing to hands-on specialization.
Understand what constitutes an embedded system and how it differs from general-purpose computing
Recognize the role of C programming in embedded applications
Understand microcontroller-based system architecture and peripherals
Appreciate concepts such as interrupts, modular programming, and resource constraints
Identify embedded systems career pathways and required skill progression
Overview of embedded systems and real-world applications
Introduction to microcontrollers and embedded hardware platforms
Role of C programming in embedded environments
Concepts of structured and modular embedded software design
Basics of GPIO, timers, interrupts, and peripheral interfacing
Overview of embedded development workflows and toolchains