What are the basic courses for VLSI system design?

The basic courses for VLSI system design typically include:

1. Digital Electronics: This course covers the basic principles of digital logic design, including Boolean algebra, logic gates, and combinational and sequential circuits.

Digital VLSI Domain Overview : HERE 

2. Analog Electronics: This course focuses on analog circuit design, including operational amplifiers, filters, and analog-to-digital converters.

Analog VLSI Domain Overview : HERE 

3. VLSI Design: This course covers the basics of VLSI design, including circuit design, physical design, and verification.

FrontEnd and BackEnd VLSI : HERE

Physical Design Overview : HERE

3. Computer Architecture: This course covers the principles of computer organization and architecture, including memory systems, input/output devices, and microprocessors.

4. Embedded Systems: This course focuses on the design and implementation of embedded systems, including software and hardware design.

Embedded Systems Overview : HERE

5. Verification: This course covers the verification of VLSI designs, including simulation, emulation, and formal verification.

6. Signal Processing: This course covers the principles of digital signal processing, including Fourier transforms, filters, and digital signal processors.

7. Low Power Design: This course focuses on techniques for designing low-power VLSI circuits and systems, including power management, energy-efficient algorithms, and power-aware design methodologies.

Techniques for Low Power Design Overview: HERE

These are some of the basic courses that are typically required for a VLSI system design curriculum, but the exact courses may vary depending on the program and institution.

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