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@reya-SMihdC • Aug 14, 2012
You might have that VLSI subject and VLSI lab in one of your semesters. If you are so much interested in it, do a co-diplomo course in VLSI and start doing some interesting projects in VLSI.
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@saijayadeep-5PFk4D • Aug 14, 2012
yes..we are having in 7th sem...but this co-diploma course is one year program (only 2 days a week)...but i am asking that whether it is helpful if i go into core side or any research institutes like drdo ...etc and one more thing that will it increase my priority level in any opening?
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@adivy-4HW5my • Aug 14, 2012
#-Link-Snipped-# Any course will be useful if you really try to learn something out of it.If you are interested to go into core electronics then this will be a good start.But before joining do check the course contents and also you interest level on the contents.VLSI is a vast subject.There is front-end design,back-end design,etc.Openings in VLSI industry for freshers are less comparatively but there are always door open somewhere or other if you search.So choose accordingly.
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@harshad-ukH5ww • Aug 15, 2012
Saijayadeephi,
i belong to ece department (3 rd year).In our university we are having a co-diploma course in vlsi technology,is such course helpful ? if so how please help me...Yes It will helpful to you both in practical and Theory Marks if you are going to learn in 3rd year. VLSI has good scope in Electronics industries now a days.
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@saijayadeep-5PFk4D • Aug 17, 2012
thank you godfather...i joined the course.yesterday only attended the first class and he just taught the pre-requisites for the program and made us recall the topics, i will upload our course syllabus also within a few days,please go through it once and say your opinion...