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July 24-28, 2017
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Cambridge Computer Laboratory
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5 Expert SpeakersThe summer school will be held at the Cambridge Computer Laboratory in the last week of July. This course is focused on the NetFPGA-SUME platform. Attendees will utilise a Linux-based PC equipped with NetFPGA hardware. A basic understanding of Ethernet switching and network routing is expected. Past experience with Verilog is useful but not required.
Summer school agenda
Life of a packet
Step by step walkthrough of project from design to simulation and debug
Banquet dinner at Sidney Sussex Old Library
Register infrastructure
Test harness
Writing software integration
Intro and one full example with the standard design flow
Group discussion and team formation
Creating IP cores froms scratch using TCL scripts
Start working on group project
Constraints, timing analysis and debug
Continue working on group project
DMA hardware mechanism session
Continue working on group project
Continue working on group project
Getting to know examples of projects developed on the NetFPGA platform
Continue working on group project
Finish Project
10 minute presentation
Live demo
Participants receive a briefing on the objectives and expectations of the summer school
The Old Library at the beautiful Sidney Sussex College will serve as the dining hall for this iteration of the Summer School.
The Cambridge Summer School provides participants with NetFPGA boards for the duration of the programme. This is of tremendous help when it comes to building the final project.
Instructions from the most authoritative authors on the subject help ease participants into the world of NetFPGA programming.
Experienced NetFPGA instructions are on hand to help with any issues throughout the programme.
The summer school will end with a demonstration of each group's final project.
1x Student Pass. Eligibility will be verified on entry.
1x Student pass.
1x Non-student Pass
1x Non-student pass.
