DOEACC Centre Calicut Admission 2009 PG Diploma in VLSI Design

DOEACC Centre Calicut Admission 2009
(Formerly CEDTI, Calicut) (An autonomous body of department of Information Technology, Ministry of C & IT, Government of India)
NIT P.O., Calicut, Kerala, Website: www.doeacccalicut.ac.in


24 weeks program starting on 17 Aug, 2009
(The course is framed by taking into account the present day manpower requirements of industries)

PG Diploma in VLSI Design
Core Modules: • Advanced Digital Design • VHDL and Verilog – Language for Coding & Synthesis • System Architecture and Design • FPGA Design Methodology • CMOSIC Design • IP Reuse Methodology • FPGA Prototyping • Project Work

Eligibility: B.E./B.Tech in Electronics/Electronics & Communication/Electrical/Instrumentation/ Computer Science or M.Sc (Electronics). Diploma students may also be considered. Graduates with appropriate experience and final year students also may apply.

How to apply: Application forms for the course can be obtained either (i) by downloading directly fro our website or (2) by sending a request in plain paper with name and postal address. Students can also register online from our website. Filled application forms along with a DD towards advance fee of Rs. 1000/- drawn in favour of The Director, DOEACC Centre Calicut, payable at State Bank of India, NIT Branch, Chathamangalam may be sent to the Training Officer, DOEACC Centre Calicut, PB No: 5, NITC Post, Calicut-673601.

For further details contact: trng@doeacccalicut.ac.in, Ph: 0495-2287266, 2287124, Fax: 2287168

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