An FPGA designer is a hardware engineer who needs to create and verify a design on an FPGA. This engineer may or may not have prior experience with FPGAs. (see also FPGA Overview).
Before taking this curriculum, Altera recommends reviewing the Design and Support Resources Guide as a starting place to get an overview of all of the collateral, tools, training, resources, and support available to help you throughout your design cycle. If you are new to programmable logic, this guide will help you quickly get started with Altera.
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| Introduction to VHDL (IHDL110) (8 hours) |
or | Introduction to Verilog HDL (IHDL120) (8 hours) |
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| The Quartus® II Software Design Series: Foundation (IDSW110) (8 hours) |
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| The Quartus II Software Design Series: Timing Analysis (IDSW120) (8 hours) |
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| Advanced Timing Analysis with TimeQuest (IDSW125) (8 hours) |
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| Introduction to the Qsys System Integration Tool (IQSYS101) (8 hours) |
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| Advanced Qsys System Integration Tool Methodologies (IQSYS102) (8 hours) |
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| The Quartus II Software Debug and Analysis Tools (IDSW135) (8 hours) |
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| Implementing, Simulating and Debugging External Memory Interfaces (IMEM210) (8 hours) |
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| Timing Closure with the Quartus II Software (IDSW145) (8 hours) |
and/or | Design Optimization Using Quartus II Incremental Compilation (IDSW142) 8 hours) |
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| Advanced VHDL Design Techniques (IHDL240) (8 hours) |
or | Advanced Verilog HDL Design Techniques (IHDL230) 8 hours) |
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| Partial Reconfiguration with Altera FPGAs (IPR100) (8 hours) |
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