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The following titles are available On-Demand - so register and view them right now! And don't forget to keep an eye on our LIVE webinar schedule as we regularly add new titles and re-run popular subjects across the entire Doulos training portfolio.   

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Common Mistakes in SystemVerilog

1 hour session

The webinar aims to help you avoid the most common pitfalls SystemVerilog users make and, in the process, get your designs working faster.

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Common Mistakes in VHDL

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

In this webinar we explore some of the common mistakes designers make when starting out in VHDL.

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Connecting AI to IoT Applications

1 hour session

This webinar will examine the application of AI in Edge / IoT situations. Although it uses an example for an industrial application, it will be of interest to anyone considering the use of AI technology for constrained devices.

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Debugging Features of UVM

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

This webinar explores the various features in UVM to help you debug your UVM environment, your test cases, and your design under test.

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Debugging SystemC with GDB

1 hour session

This webinar discusses debugging SystemC code with basic tools, including issues and strategies to make improvements.

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Everything you wanted to know about VHDL configurations

1 hour session

This webinar seeks to shed some light on the mystery of VHDL configurations and showing a practical example of how to apply them, using Synopsys VCS in the Doulos EDA Playground environment.

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Formal Verification for Non Specialists

1 hour session

This webinar explores the strengths and weaknesses of formal verification and what you need to know to use formal effectively without acquiring deep knowledge of how it works under-the-hood.

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Modern C++ for Safe and Efficient Embedded Systems

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

In this webinar we will introduce the C++ language constructs and coding styles that are suitable for an embedded system based around an ARM Cortex-M microcontroller.

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Python in One Hour

1 hour session

Learn the basics of the Python language and what makes it different from other programming languages, as well as discover the richness of the Python libraries and add-on packages.

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The Rust Journey: Exploring Safe Systems Programming

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

In this webinar, we'll delve into the features and benefits of Rust: an evolutionary language that provides memory safety guarantees, performance and concurrency.

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Using Python to Implement a Complete Machine Learning Flow

1 hour session

The webinar will cover how to code up neural network models using Python and Keras, how to prepare datasets using Python, Numpy, and Pandas and the front-to-back machine learning flow.

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Where To Start With An Embedded System

1 hour session

This webinar explores what an embedded device or system is, how to get started and defining product requirements.

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Why C is "The Language of Embedded"

1 hour session

This webinar is intended for anyone who is new to embedded systems or who wishes to start using the C language for an embedded application.

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Working with Devicetrees

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

This webinar will demystify how hardware is described by the devicetree and how the Linux kernel can use the data provided by the devicetree description to configure how device drivers talk to the underlying hardware.

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