Information on participation in research internships and projects

Undergraduate and graduate students sometimes participate in the research projects in my group. This is determined by the student's interest in the project and his or her background in the area. Typically, a student should have a very strong background in either

• VLSI Design: ability to design at the ESL, RTL, schematic and layout levels; optimize for speed or power, use tools for simulation (at circuit, logic and RT levels), static timing analysis, power analysis, auto place-and-route and signal integrity, or
• CAD Tools: ability to write software for computer-aided design, including testing and verification, with an understanding of existing state-of-the-art tools.

Students are not paid for this experience, neither for their work, nor for travel or living expenses.

-- Jacob Abraham.

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