Description
Macro-certificate courses offered by the MEST Center are comprehensive, in-depth programs focused on specific topics within microelectronics. These courses combine theoretical instruction with practical training using industry-standard tools, providing learners with a robust understanding of the subject. Courses are available in both asynchronous self-paced formats and synchronous sessions led by expert instructors, accommodating a range of learning preferences and schedules.
The certificates have been specifically developed for U.S. citizens working in a DoD, Government, or Government-affiliated role. To gain access to the materials, please ensure you have a nanoHUB account registered with your organizational email and follow these steps:
1. Create a nanoHUB account at https://nanohub.org/register/.
2. Request membership in the MEST group at https://nanohub.org/groups/mest.
What learners are saying
Fundamentals of Digital IC Design: From RTL to GDSII
Prof. Tawfik was outstanding! He covered a great deal of material in a clear and concise manner. The fundamentals and FPGA/Verilog portions were great, and having a board to test on really helped a lot.”
12/02/2024 – DoD Employee, Defense
Introduction to Printed Circuit Board Design
“Dr Smith is doing an excellent job of explaining packaging and giving them a basic understanding of the concepts and processes.”
03/14/2024 – Department of Energy Employee, Government
From Silicon to Systems: The Art of Digital Semiconductor Verification and Software Development
“Very detailed. Lots of good tool explanations and demonstrations.”
03/27/2025- DoD Employee, Defense
Macro Certificates
Fundamentals of Digital IC Design: From RTL to GDSII
Eslam Yahya Tawfik
Recommended Learning Journey for a Digital Designer through Synopsys Self-Paced Learning
This training is supported by Synopsys
From Silicon to Systems: The Art of Digital Semiconductor Verification and Software Development
This training is a collaboration between MEST and Synopsys
Fundamentals of Digital IC Design: From RTL to GDSII
Eslam Yahya Tawfik
Introduction to Printed Circuit Board Design
Shane Smith