This free EdX course by Steve Hoover (founder of Redwood EDA) is a great way for a beginner to get started with digital logic design and basic RISC-V microarchitecture design with the help of modern, freely available open source tools such as the Makerchip IDE all from the convenience of your browser. This course provides a hands on experience with the RISC-V ISA and modern open-source logic design tools which utilize the features of a powerful and emerging HDL, Transaction-Level Verilog, designed by Redwood EDA.
Resource Title
Building a RISC-V CPU core - Steve Hoover
Resource Description
This free EdX course by Steve Hoover (founder of Redwood EDA) is a great way for a beginner to get started with digital logic design and basic RISC-V microarchitecture design with the help of modern, freely available open source tools such as the Makerchip IDE all from the convenience of your browser. This course provides a hands on experience with the RISC-V ISA and modern open-source logic design tools which utilize the features of a powerful and emerging HDL, Transaction-Level Verilog, designed by Redwood EDA.
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Edx Course Link
Required Background (Optional)
No prerequisites required, this course covers all the basics from scratch, although an introductory knowledge on what RISC-V is would be helpful.
Additional Details (Optional)
This course is a beginner level course, it's best suited for enthusiasts with minimal exposure to Digital Design and Computer Architecture.