Intel_IIIT Bangalore Chip Design Program-old

Date	Description
Oct 15 - Nov 15, 2023	Registration Open! Sign up to become a city planner of the electronic world!
Nov 15 2023	Inauguration Video Recording
Nov 15 - Dec 1, 2023	Screening Process - A little check to make sure you’re all set for the journey!
Dec 2, 2023 - Jan 15, 2024	Hands-on Labs - Dive into action and get your hands busy with exciting activities and experiments!
Jan 15 - Mar 15, 2024	VLSI Foundation - Learn the building blocks that make the electronic city function smoothly!

Ohm’s Law: Back to Basics 📚

Remember the cool stuff you learned in school about Ohm’s Law? It's like the traffic rules for electricity in our electronic gadgets. We’re going to revisit this superhero rule to make sure our foundation is rock solid. It’s essential to know how much electrical "traffic" should flow to make our devices work just right!

Chip Design: Your New Adventure! 🚀

Now, here comes the super exciting part - Chip Design! This is where you become the architect of electronic cities (chips). It’s like using your imagination to create a bustling city where electricity flows smoothly through roads (circuits) and traffic lights (gates), ensuring everything works harmoniously and efficiently.

By diving into the world of chip design, you’ll unlock the magical doors of creativity and innovation, bringing amazing electronic gadgets to life! So get ready to explore, learn, and create as you step into the universe of chip design! 🌌🔧

Session	Description
Part 1	Screening - Basic Physics and Electrical Concepts
Week 1	Introduction to Basic Physics and Eletricity
Lec-1	Introduction to Basic Physics and Electricity – Part 1 Introduction to fundamental physics concepts relevant to electricity. Basic electrical terms and units, electric charge, field, and potential.
Lec-2	Introduction to Basic Physics and Electricity – Part 2 Continuation of electricity principles with an emphasis on electric forces and energy
Week 2	Electrical Relationships and Practical Skills
Lec-3	Basic Current , Voltage Relationship , Ohms Law Delving into the interplay between current, voltage, and resistance Application and implications of Ohm's Law in various circuits
Lab-1	Lab Platform Familiarization and Bread Board Connections Hands-on lab session introducing the lab environment and equipment Building and understanding simple circuits using a breadboard
End of Part 1 Assessment	A written test to evaluate understanding of basic physics and electrical concepts covered in weeks 1 and 2 Practical examination to assess hands-on skills with lab equipment and breadboard connections
Part 2	Fundamentals of Logic Gates in Chip Design
Week 3	Switching Logic and Automation Basics
Lec-4	Basics of Automation and Switching Logics 1. Understanding the principles of automation in electrical systems. 2. Introduction to the basics of switching logic.
Week 4	Logic Gates and Practical Application
Lec-5	Logic Realization using switches 1. Theoretical aspects of using switches for implementing logic functions.
Lab-2	Logic Realization using switches Hands-on practice with different types of logic gates. Combining logic gates to create basic digital functions
Week 5	Advanced Application of Logic Gates and Debugging
Lab-3	Complex Logic Gate Implementation 1. Designing and building more complex logic functions using gates
Lab-4	Logic Analyzers and Circuit Debugging 1. Using logic analyzers to diagnose and fix issues in digital circuits.
Week 6	Capstone Project in Chip Design
Lab - Project	Combination Logic Function Design and Testing Students will apply all concepts learned to design a logic function that could be used in chip design Final project development, testing, and troubleshooting
End of Part 2 Assessment	Review session to consolidate all topics covered. Final project presentation and evaluation. Comprehensive final exam covering the fundamentals of logic gates and their applications in chip design