Doulos VHDL Training
The Winning Edge
In the quest for success, whether on the sporting field or
elsewhere, some factors are more significant than others in
ensuring an individual the success he or she deserves. Inherent
skill and ability is obviously important but the scope and
quality of training and preparation are often the factors that
make the difference and give that individual or team The
Winning Edge.
The Doulos VHDL training programme can legitimately claim to
give you the winning edge because it offers:
- Application specific course streams
For FPGA/ASIC and System design, rather than the catch
all course with the inevitable compromise, your
requirements and your application drive the course
choice.
- Course leadership
Course leadership is never subcontracted to third
parties. If you come on a Doulos course you can have
confidence that you will learn from a Doulos specialist
who is not only an expert in VHDL methods but continues
to be involved in VHDL projects.
- Course structure
A course structure that is progressive and flexible. This
means that new concepts and constructs are never
introduced in isolation and are always reinforced with
practical design examples and exercises. Course
flexibility in that every engineer has the scope to take
the course at the pace that matches his need and
application.
- Course material
Our course material is continually revised and updated
with the latest VHDL techniques, information and tool
capability ( 5 major revisions in 5 years); and course
material that is so well written with indexed notes,
accompanying workbook and guides that it forms an
excellent VHDL project reference in its own right.
So you can join literally thousands of engineers across Europe
who have proved the effectiveness of the Doulos approach to VHDL
training. You like them can then proceed to apply your newly
acquired skills in successful projects.
Comprehensive VHDL for FPGA/ASIC
Advanced
VHDL for Synthesis
VHDL Seminar for Managers
Comprehensive VHDL for Systems
PaceMaker
CBT Software
Verilog Training
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