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Pyuvm Series Part 1 : Python Fundamentals - AD-TEAM - 09-19-2024 ![]() Pyuvm Series Part 1 : Python Fundamentals Published 5/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 749.74 MB | Duration: 3h 50m Step by Step Guide from Scratch
[b]What you'll learn[/b] Fundamentals of Python Basics of Datatypes and opeartors Fundamentals fo Loops Fundamentals of List, Tuple and Dictionary Using extension in python [b]Requirements[/b] Fundamentals of C, Digital Electronics [b]Description[/b] In today's rapidly evolving landscape of Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) engineering, proficiency in Python programming has become indispensable. This comprehensive course is meticulously crafted to empower VLSI engineers with the foundational skills necessary to navigate the complexities of modern VLSI design and verification processes. Python, renowned for its versatility and power, stands at the forefront of programming languages, offering a robust toolkit that aligns seamlessly with the unique demands of VLSI engineering.The course is strategically designed to address the specific needs and challenges inherent in the VLSI domain. Participants will embark on a journey that not only introduces them to the fundamental principles of Python programming but also delves deeply into its tailored applications within VLSI design and verification. As technology continues to advance, Python has emerged as a linchpin in the VLSI engineer's toolkit, providing a flexible and efficient platform for addressing the intricate demands of Very Large Scale Integration.Python's ascendancy in VLSI engineering is underscored by its ability to enhance productivity, automate routine tasks, and seamlessly integrate with existing hardware description languages (HDLs) and simulation tools. As the VLSI landscape continues to demand innovation and efficiency, this course serves as a crucial bridge, empowering engineers to harness the full potential of Python in their daily workflows. Overview Section 1: Print and Logging Lecture 1 How to get IDE Lecture 2 How to use IDE Lecture 3 Understanding Print P1 Lecture 4 Understanding Print P2 Lecture 5 Code Lecture 6 Logging P1 Lecture 7 Code Lecture 8 Logging P2 Lecture 9 Logging P3 Lecture 10 Code Section 2: Variables Lecture 11 Variables P1 Lecture 12 Variables P2 Lecture 13 Variables P3 Lecture 14 Variables P4 Lecture 15 Variables P5 Lecture 16 Code Lecture 17 Used Cases Section 3: Operators Lecture 18 Arithmetic Operators Lecture 19 Code Lecture 20 Logical Operator P1 Lecture 21 Adding values in different radix Lecture 22 Understanding F-string Lecture 23 Code Lecture 24 Logical Operator P2 Lecture 25 Code Lecture 26 Understanding Sign Magnitude representation P1 Lecture 27 Understanding Sign Magnitude representation P2 Lecture 28 Understanding Shift Operator Lecture 29 Assignment + Comparison Operator Lecture 30 Code Section 4: Loops Lecture 31 IF ELSE P1 Lecture 32 IF ELSE P2 Lecture 33 Code Lecture 34 for loop Lecture 35 break and continue Lecture 36 Code Lecture 37 while loop Lecture 38 Code Lecture 39 Used Cases P1 Lecture 40 Used Cases P2 Section 5: Collection of Data Lecture 41 Lists P1 Lecture 42 Lists P2 Lecture 43 Lists P3 Lecture 44 Code Lecture 45 Lists P4 Lecture 46 Lists P5 Lecture 47 Code Lecture 48 Lists P6 Lecture 49 Lists Used cases Lecture 50 Tuple P1 Lecture 51 Tuple P2 Lecture 52 Tuple P3 Lecture 53 Tuple P4 Lecture 54 Tuple P5 Lecture 55 Code Lecture 56 Tuple Used Cases Lecture 57 Dictionary P1 Lecture 58 Dictionary P2 Lecture 59 Dictionary P3 Lecture 60 Code Section 6: Functions Lecture 61 Function without arguments Lecture 62 Code Lecture 63 Function with arguments Lecture 64 Code Lecture 65 Funcation with arbitary arguments p1 Lecture 66 Funcation with arbitary arguments p2 Lecture 67 Funcation with arbitary arguments p3 Lecture 68 Code Lecture 69 Function with arbitary Keyword arguments Lecture 70 Code Lecture 71 Power of function P1 Lecture 72 Power of function P2 Lecture 73 Decorators Lecture 74 Code Section 7: Random Library Lecture 75 Random Number Generator P1 Lecture 76 Code Lecture 77 Random Number Generator P2 Lecture 78 Code Section 8: Bonus Series Course Lecture 79 Bonus Course Anyone interested in exploring python for RTL Verification ![]() |