Building a RISC-V CPU Core (LFD111x) Course Overview

Course Prerequisites

Target Audience for Building a RISC-V CPU Core (LFD111x)

Building a RISC-V CPU Core (LFD111x) is a comprehensive one-day course designed for individuals with a technical inclination and no prior experience in digital logic design, focusing on creating a RISC-V CPU using open-source tools.

• Electrical Engineers
• Computer Engineers
• FPGA Developers
• Embedded Systems Developers
• Computer Science Students
• IT Technicians
• Hobbyists and Makers with a technical interest
• Hardware Design Enthusiasts
• Digital Circuit Design Learners
• Software Developers looking to understand hardware
• University Engineering Faculty and Instructors
• Technology Enthusiasts interested in RISC-V architecture
• System-on-Chip (SoC) Designers
• Research Scientists in Computer Architecture
• Technical Managers overseeing hardware development teams

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Building a RISC-V CPU Core (LFD111x)?

Course Introduction

The "Building a RISC-V CPU Core (LFD111x)" course equips students with the knowledge to create a RISC-V CPU using modern open-source circuit design tools and methodologies, all from within a browser. No prior experience in digital logic design is required.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand the fundamentals of digital logic design.
• Navigate and utilize the online learning platform effectively.
• Gain insights into the role and significance of the RISC-V architecture in modern computing.
• Learn the basics of creating a subset RISC-V CPU.
• Develop and complete a functional RISC-V CPU core.
• Explore open-source tools and methodologies for circuit design.
• Apply theoretical concepts in practical, hands-on projects.
• Comprehend the microarchitecture of a RISC-V CPU.
• Collaborate with others using modern browser-based tools.
• Understand the broader implications and applications of RISC-V in the industry.