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== Class Offerings == | == Class Offerings == | ||
* [[Analog IC Design (August | * [[Analog IC Design (August 2024)]] | ||
* [[Digital IC Design (August 2024)]] | |||
* [[Modern VLSI Design (February 2024)]] | * [[Modern VLSI Design (February 2024)]] | ||
* [[Digital IC Design (September 2023)]] | * [[Digital IC Design (September 2023)]] | ||
* [[Analog IC Design (August 2022)]] | * [[Analog IC Design (August 2022)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:04, 1 September 2024
CIDR classes can range from introductory-level IC design, catering to partners at the early stages of development, to advanced classes and graduate programs, aimed at creating and sustaining a critical mass of graduate-level IC designers.