The course covers how to design your own simple RISC-V processor from scratch to executing programs in hardware. Key takeaways include overview of modern digital chip design, insight into the RISC-V architecture, as well as insight into the incredible, combined power and simplicity of open-source tools applied to a non-trivial design.
The course is for anyone interested in digital chip design, RISC-V and the power and simplicity of present generation open-source tools. No prior experience in the field is expected or required, but basic skills in programming and math is highly recommended.
The course is free, but travel and accommodation must be arranged and covered by the participants.
Register interest in the upcoming course here (2027 dates will be announced later)
More information: 2027 short course on RISC-V