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- Class slides and notes (protected access)
- Homeworks (protected access)
- Course Description
This course provides additional essential background for students interested in pursuing a research/development career in computer-aided design of integrated circuits (CAD for ICs). Topics covered include the fundamentals of analog simulation, reduced-order modelling, simulation techniques for large networks, and the basics of electromagnetics.
-- Prerequisites
Undergraduate-level background in analog circuits, matrices, differential equations, and programming. EE5301 is desirable but not essential.
- Grading
- Details/Logistics
- Class slides and notes (protected access)
- Homeworks (protected access)
- Course Description
This course provides additional essential background for students interested in pursuing a research/development career in computer-aided design of integrated circuits (CAD for ICs). Topics covered include the fundamentals of analog simulation, reduced-order modelling, simulation techniques for large networks, and the basics of electromagnetics.
-- Prerequisites
Undergraduate-level background in analog circuits, matrices, differential equations, and programming. EE5301 is desirable but not essential.
- Grading
- Midterm (Fri Mar 31, tentative): 30%.
- Final: 40%. The final will consist of separate theory and practical (programming) components and will be approx 4 hours long in all.
- Homeworks: 40%.
- Details/Logistics
- Credits: 3
- Location/Time: ECE 4-146 (W, 11-2). See the detailed class schedule (protected access) for exceptions.
- Instructor: Jaijeet Roychowdhury, 4-155 EE/CSci, jr at umn.edu, 6-7203.