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Design for test makes a chip manufacturable and reliable by making it testable. This course explains why testing matters, what goals it serves and what kinds of manufacturing defects engineers have to plan for.
Fresh graduates, RTL and backend engineers, and verification engineers who need the DFT vocabulary and the place it occupies in the flow.
VLSI DFT Basics: From Industry Perspective
Unlock the world of Design-for-Test (DFT) with this industry-oriented course designed for engineers, graduate students, and VLSI enthusiasts. DFT is a critical part of modern chip design, ensuring that your silicon is manufacturable, reliable, and testable.
In this course, you’ll learn the concepts and methods used by top semiconductor companies, presented in simple, easy-to-understand language. Unlike traditional courses, this course also covers analog IP testing and DFT implementation flows—a topic often missing in standard DFT training.
You’ll gain hands-on understanding of:
Why testing is crucial and the goals it serves
The types of manufacturing defects and fault models
Core DFT methods including SCAN, MBIST, and boundary scan
How DFT is integrated into the industry-standard chip design flow
Whether you’re a fresh graduate, RTL/backend engineer, verification engineer, or aspiring DFT professional, this condensed curriculum delivers months of industry knowledge in just a few hours.
By the end of this course, you’ll be ready to understand basics of DFT and DFT implementation flows used in industry in real-world chip designs.
This course was designed personally by me as it took me months to understand about VLSI DFT and went through so many books, trainings, user guides, and a lot more. I have condenesed all of my months of learning into this short course, which I also present in chip companies.
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