Integrating Design Automation into Technical Curricula

Dingman, T.J.; Zion, George

doi:10.1109/fie.1992.683422

Proceedings. Twenty-Second Annual Conference Frontiers in Education

DOI: 10.1109/fie.1992.683422

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Integrating Design Automation into Technical Curricula

T.J. Dingman

George Zion²

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Incorporating commercial electronic design automation into electrical and computer engineering curriculum

Chiang

Proceedings of ELECTRO '94

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American engineering colleges and universities are serving two types of clients; directly, our students and indirectly, o u r industry. Traditional formal instructional education has fulfilled the needs of our students, but only partially addressed the needs of our industries. Incorporating commercially available integrated Electronic Design Automation (EDA) software into the engineering curriculum will provide our graduating students not only the necessary formal training but also the hands-on commercial EDA experience to effectively contribute to our workforce.

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Incorporating commercial electronic design automation into electrical and computer engineering curriculum

Chiang

Proceedings of ELECTRO '94

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Teaching the efficient use of hybrid-WSI technology

Thiel

Habiger

Thaler

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Proceedings IEEE International Conference on Wafer Scale Integration (ICWSI)

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It has become increasingly clear that electronic packaging sets important bounds on system cost and performance. As is evident from [Muk04-931 and [Hab04-931, WSI and hybrid WSI design has recently become a major focus of research activities. Due to its inherent interdisciplinarity a subject like WSI design or in more general electronic packaging does not easily fit into the traditional curricula of university engineering courses. The obvious needs to overcome this lack in engineering education led to the introduction of a new lecture series at ETH Zurich. This paper describes the course content and summarizes the experiences gained from this new educational approach. The major focus of the presented paper is on the description of the home-and lab-work provided additionally to the lecture series.

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