The Surprising Truth About Scripting in VLSI Nobody Tells You

💡 Why Scripting is Critical in VLSI Industry:
Scripting languages like TCL, Python and Perl are essential skills for every VLSI professional. They enable automation of design flows, manipulation of design databases, running simulations, interfacing with EDA tools, and creating custom verification environments. Physical design, verification, and design automation roles require strong scripting capabilities.

⏰ Course Topics Covered:
0:00 Introduction to VLSI Scripting Languages
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👨‍💻 Perfect For:
✅ VLSI verification engineers seeking automation skills
✅ Physical design engineers working with EDA tools
✅ RTL design engineers needing scripting knowledge
✅ VLSI students and freshers preparing for industry
✅ Semiconductor professionals upgrading skills
✅ Interview preparation for VLSI positions
✅ Anyone interested in chip design automation

🏭 Industry Applications:
• Synopsys Design Compiler TCL scripting
• Cadence Innovus and Genus automation
• Python-based verification frameworks
• Design rule checking automation
• Timing analysis scripting
• Layout versus schematic automation
• Regression testing frameworks

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📚 Related Skills You Will Gain:
TCL programming | Python automation | Perl scripting | Shell commands | EDA tool scripting | Design automation | Verification scripting | Physical design flows

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