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Altera University aims to affordably and easily introduce students to the world of FPGAs and digital logic programming tools by unveiling the curriculum, tutorials, and lab exercises that bridge the gap between academia and real-world design work. The program comprises four courses focused on digital logic, digital systems, computer organization, and embedded systems.
This university program will offer professors, researchers, and students access to a broad collection of pre-developed curricula, software tools, and programmable hardware to help accelerate the FPGA learning experience. Moreover, professors can restructure the lab work with pre-developed curricula and hands-on lab kits.
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The program aims to accelerate the FPGA learning experience by making available a broad collection of pre-developed curricula, software tools, and programmable hardware. Source: Altera
“We established Altera University with the singular goal of training the next generation of FPGA developers with both the AI and logic development skills needed to thrive in today’s modern workforce,” said Deepali Trehan, head of product management and marketing at Altera. “Through Altera University, we’re enabling professors to bring real-world experiences to their students using cutting-edge programmable solutions.”
Altera is also offering discounts on select FPGAs for developing custom hardware solutions. Then there is a 20% discount on select Agilex 7 FPGA-based development kits. The company also offers a 50% discount on using LabsLand, a remote laboratory with access to Altera FPGAs.
Altera University also offers higher-level FPGA courses that include an AI curriculum to ensure that students can stay aligned with the latest industry trends and develop an understanding of usage models for FPGAs in the AI workflow.
Altera University’s academic program website provides more information on curricula, software tools, and programmable hardware.
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