1. ETH Zürich / Computer Science / CAD Tools The cad Tools were written by Prof. ETH Zürich Department of computer ScienceComments to Marco Sanvido sanvido@inf.ethz.ch May 14, 1998. http://www.cs.inf.ethz.ch/projects/lola/

CAD Tools for Hardware Design Institute for Computer Systems ETH Zentrum Switzerland This page has been accessed times since August 19, 1996. The Institute for Computer Systems has a long tradition in creating both hardware and software systems. Typically, these two aspects of system design are treated separately. Modern Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), however, have reduced the gap between hardware and software. Our group's research focuses on tools which make the construction of hardware in the form of FPGA designs a fast and simple process. The systems we have built are used in education and research. The CAD Tools were written by Prof. N. Wirth Stephan Gehring Stefan Ludwig and Marco Sanvido Projects The Hardware Description Language Lola A Digital Circuit Simulator The Programmable Logic Device ispGAL22V10 The Trianus CAD System / The Hades System ... sanvido@inf.ethz.ch May 14, 1998

2. Homepage Fachbereich Informatik Department of computer science. Research involves software components, algorithms, cad, computer graphics, computational geometry, information management, computer networks, database and information systems, computer architecture, numerical algorithms, foundations of computer science and programming, communication systems, system software, robotics, artificial intelligence, software engineering, learning, programming languages and compiler constructions, and VLSI design. http://www.informatik.uni-kl.de/english/

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3. ETH Zürich / Computer Science / CAD Tools CSDepartment Institut for computer Systems cad Tools ETH Zürich Departmentof computer science Comments to Jacques Supcik supcik@inf.et hz.ch May http://www.cs.inf.ethz.ch/projects/lola/gal22v10/

The Programmable Logic Device ispGAL22V10 N. Wirth Circuits to be implemented by the popular GAL22V10 PLD can be described in Lola and mapped onto the device by the program GAL22V10. Configurations can be loaded and tested while the chip remains in place. The PLD features an and/or matrix with 22 inputs and 10 outputs fed into its 10 macrocells. 12 of the 22 inputs come from input pins, and 10 are feedbacks from the macrocells. One of the inputs also serves as clock input. Signals (variables) are associated with signal numbers by position assignments in the Lola program. The numbers are - 9 for macrocell outputs and 10 - 21 for inputs. (The number of the clock is 21). Restrictions Programs to be loaded into the PLD must comply with the following restrictions: There can be at most 10 output variables. Given n outputs, there can be at most 22-n input variables. There are no local variables (exception: tri-state outputs, see below). All assignments for the outputs must have one of the following forms, where F(x) stands for an expression of input and output variables. We recommend to use disjunctive normal form for F. y := F(x) y := ~F(x) y := REG(F(x)) y := ~REG(F(x)) The number of terms in each expression is limited according to the resources of the device.

4. CUHK :: Department Of Computer Science & Engineering Department of computer science and Engineering. Research areas include algorithms, Chinese processing, high performance computing, intelligent systems, parallel and distributed computing, rapid system prototyping, visualization, virtual reality and VLSI/cad. http://www.cse.cuhk.edu.hk/

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About Computer Science Academic Information Faculty/Course Pages Campus Academic Fees ... FAQ Mission Statement The Computer Science Department educates students in the discipline of computer science and teaches them to apply their education to solve practical problems in a socially responsible way. Pursuant to the department's educational mission, faculty engage in research and professional development that allows them to remain current in their fields and to provide technological leadership to the university community. Program Objectives/Outcomes CalPoly College of Engineering CPE ... More... Department of Computer Science, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, California 93407 Office: (805) 756-2824, FAX (805) 756-2956 Frank E. Pilling Building (Bldg. 14) Room 254 [ maps

6. CAD: The Heart Of Computer Science cad the Heart of computer science. With the introduction of AutoLispand the growing power of Autocad as a modeling system, it became http://www.fourmilab.ch/autofile/www/chapter2_44.html

Next: What is Computer Up: The Autodesk File Previous: Super Programmers CAD: the Heart of Computer Science With the introduction of AutoLisp and the growing power of AutoCAD as a modeling system, it became clear to me that we were on to something far more powerful and significant than a drafting system. This was an attempt to place CAD in the position I believe it deservesin the mainstream of computer scienceas opposed to the backwater in which many believe it languishes. This was an internally-distributed ``think piece''. I am even more convinced now of the arguments expressed herein than the day I wrote them. Computer Aided Design: Vertical Market Application, General Purpose Productivity Tool, or the Heart of Computer Science? by John Walker Revision 1 May 19, 1986 Over the brief history of Autodesk, we have observed the evolution of how CAD is perceived. We have always believed that we were selling a ``word processor for drawings'', suitable for anybody who draws as part of their work. The market as a whole and the analysts in particular, saw CAD as ``a package for architects'', or at most a tool applicable to a small set of highly specialised markets. Time has proven us right. We could not have sold so many AutoCADs so rapidly, nor would we have the broad and flat distribution among market segments were CAD as specialised as the pundits believed. Moreover, the fact that have continually opened new, ``nontraditional'' markets for CAD without even trying vindicates our belief and confirms that in this case the users are way ahead of most of the sellers.

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8. KLUWER Academic Publishers | Technology CAD Computer Simulation Of IC Processes Technology cad computer Simulation of IC Processes and Devices. Book Series THEKLUWER INTERNATIONAL SERIES IN ENGINEERING AND computer science Volume 243. http://www.wkap.nl/prod/b/0-7923-9379-1

Title Authors Affiliation ISBN ISSN advanced search search tips Books Technology CAD Computer Simulation of IC Processes and Devices Technology CAD - Computer Simulation of IC Processes and Devices Add to cart by Robert W. Dutton Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University, CA, USA Zhiping Yu Tsinghua University, Beijing, China Book Series: THE KLUWER INTERNATIONAL SERIES IN ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE Volume 243 The rapid evolution and explosive growth of integrated circuit technology have impacted society more than any other technological development of the 20th century. Integrated circuits (ICs) are used universally and the expanding use of IC technology requires more accurate circuit analysis methods and tools, prompting the introduction of computers into the design process. The goal of this book is to build a firm foundation in the use of computer-assisted techniques for IC device and process design. Both practical and analytical viewpoints are stressed to give the reader the background necessary to appreciate CAD tools and to feel comfortable with their use. Technology CAD - Computer Simulation of IC Processes and Devices presents a unified discourse on process and device CAD as interrelated subjects, building on a wide range of experiences and applications of the SUPREM program. Chapter 1 focuses on the motivation for coupled process and device CAD. In Chapter 2 SUPREM III is introduced, and process CAD is discussed in terms of ion-implantation, impurity diffusion, and oxidation models. Chapter 3 introduces the Stanford device analysis program SEDAN III (SEmiconductor Device ANalysis). The next three chapters move into greater detail concerning device operating principles and analysis techniques. Chapter 4 reviews the classical formulation of

9. Manufacturing Engineering Technology Associate in science Degree program which includes computer Aided Drafting (cad), computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM), and computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) technologies. http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/manufacturing.html

Back to Programs Manufacturing Engineering Technology Division of Engineering and Applied Technology Homepage Manufacturing Engineering Technology Associate in Science Manufacturing Engineering Technology is a varied and challenging field that is becoming increasingly important because of new production methods. Manufacturing Engineering Technicians work with engineers to design experiments, plan production methods, find better ways to manufacture products, and in troubleshooting, inspection, and quality control. Students use Computer Aided Drafting (CAD), Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM), and Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) technologies to design cutting tools, gauges, jigs, fixtures, and dies; study production line layout, production forecasting, planning, inventory control, and statistical quality control; learn the methods of determining and distributing expenses and estimating material, labor, and tool costs in the manufacturing of a product; and make time studies of manufacturing operations; and hydraulic control, manufacturing processes, and engineering materials. Students entering the Manufacturing Engineering Technology program should plan on spending approximately $60.00 on drafting equipment.

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ADVANCED What people say about us: "AWESOME!!!..." HOME Explore! Top Computers Computer Science CAD Web Hosting - $9.95 Domain Name - $11.95 Go to Simplicato.com Find DSL Provider Internet Access Related Links History of CAD - Computer Assisted Design Turbo CAD TurboCAD Professional delivers flexibility and performance that meets and exceeds the expectations of the most demanding CAD user. See why TurboCAD users are calling TurboCAD Professional v7 better than AutoCAD, at a fraction of the price. The International Computer Science Institute International Federation for Information Processing European Association for Theoretical Computer Science EATCS is an international organization founded in 1972. Its aim is to facilitate the exchange of ideas and results among theoretical computer scientists as well as to stimulate cooperation between the theoretical and the practical community in com Networked Computer Science Technical Reference Library Theoretical Computer Science on the Web CNet - Welcome to CNet! CNET is an indispensable source of knowledge about computers, the Internet and technology, serving millions of users each day. CNET features downloads, product reviews, auctions and free subscriptions. CNN's tech news section.

11. KLUWER Academic Publishers | Electronic CAD Frameworks Book Series THE KLUWER INTERNATIONAL SERIES IN ENGINEERING AND computer science Volume 185. The term cad Framework has come to mean all of the underlying http://www.wkap.nl/prod/b/0-7923-9252-3

Title Authors Affiliation ISBN ISSN advanced search search tips Books Electronic CAD Frameworks Electronic CAD Frameworks Add to cart by Timothy J. Barnes Cadence Design Systems, San Jose, CA, USA David Harrison A. Richard Newton Electronic Research Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, USA Rick L. Spickelmier Book Series: THE KLUWER INTERNATIONAL SERIES IN ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE Volume 185 The term CAD Framework has come to mean all of the underlying facilities provided to the CAD tool developer , the CAD system integrator and the end user (IC or system designer) which are necessary to facilitate their tasks. Broadly speaking, these three groups of people represent the users of the CAD Framework, each with their own needs and particular emphasis. Electronic CAD Frameworks presents a general discussion of the major components of a CAD Framework and their relationships to one another. Each area is then presented in more detail. A brief review of the state-of-the-art and current directions for research is presented. Since the approach taken to the development and enhancement of CAD frameworks has had more impact on their success or failure than any particular design decision, some observations on this topic are included in Chapter 9: Implementing a CAD Framework. Finally, the influence of related disciplines and the ongoing software standards efforts on the area of CAD environments is reviewed. Contents Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston

12. Computer Science: Publication: Modelling Robot Manipulators In A CAD Environment Modelling Robot Manipulators in a cad Environment Using BSplines, ColinG. Johnson, 1996, computer science, University of Kent at Canterbury. http://www.cs.ukc.ac.uk/pubs/1996/1040/

Modelling robot manipulators in a CAD environment using B-splines Colin G. Johnson In Nikolaos G. Bourbakis, editor, IEEE International Joint Symposia on Intelligence and Systems , pages 194-201. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, IEEE Press, November 1996. Abstract A major aim of robotics research is the provision of systems which simplify the programming of robots, enabling experienced designers and engineers to implement robotic devices as part of a larger systems without the need to become expert programmers. Also in the quest for a flexible industrial production system is it desirable to be able to reprogram robots offline, so that they can be doing one task whilst being prepared for another. This paper describes the mathematical and computational background to a system which enables the development and testing of robot programs in a CAD environment in a way that is simple to use and compatible with existing methods used in CAD systems. Download publication 544 kbytes (PostScript) Bibtex Record Contact address Enquiries about UKC Computing Laboratory publications should be made to: Publications Officer Computing Laboratory The University Canterbury Kent http://www.cs.ukc.ac.uk/pubs/1996/1040/index.html

13. Computer Science: Publication: Modelling Robot Manipulators In A CAD Environment Modelling Robot Manipulators in a cad Environment Using BSplines, Colin G. Johnsonand Duncan Marsh, 1996, computer science, University of Kent at Canterbury. http://www.cs.ukc.ac.uk/pubs/1996/961/

Modelling robot manipulators in a CAD environment using B-splines Colin G. Johnson and Duncan Marsh In Nikolaos G. Bourbakis, editor, Proceedings of the 1996 IEEE Joint Symposia on Intelligence and Systems , pages 194-201. IEEE, IEEE Press, November 1996. Abstract A major aim of robotics research is the provision of systems which simplify the programming of robots, enabling experienced designers and engineers to implement robotic devices as part of a larger systems without the need to become expert programmers. Also in the quest for a flexible industrial production system is it desirable to be able to reprogram robots offline, so that they can be doing one task whilst being prepared for another. This paper describes the mathematical and computational background to a system which enables the development and testing of robot programs in a CAD environment in a way that is simple to use and compatible with existing methods used in CAD systems. Download publication 544 kbytes (PostScript) Bibtex Record Contact address Enquiries about UKC Computing Laboratory publications should be made to: Publications Officer Computing Laboratory The University Canterbury Kent http://www.cs.ukc.ac.uk/pubs/1996/961/index.html

14. ReadnDiscover - Computers/Computer Science/CAD cad user. See why Turbocad users are calling Turbocad Professional v7 better thanAutocad, at a fraction of the price. The International computer science http://www.readndiscover.com/Computers/Computer Science/CAD/

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15. B.A. Degree In Computer Science based robots, 68008 microprocessor systems and Mentor Graphics cad software computerscience graduates may enter careers in many sectors apart from the computer http://www.cs.tcd.ie/courses/ba/BAcourse.html

B.A. (Mod.) Degree in Computer Science B.A. (Mod.) Computer Science Course Reference Number - TR033 Academic Year 2001/2002 Overview Admission Requirements Course Structure Detailed Syllabus ... Staff Handbook NEWS October 2002 : A team consisting of Eoin Curran, Darragh Curran and Ryan Sherlock from this years 3rd year class have taken the 1st Prize in the final of the Barclays Capital University Programming Competition held in London on October 19th. More details from this press-release. Also Photos, here and here April 2002: The Board of DePfa-Bank Europe plc has generously provided funding, for a five year period starting with this academic year, for an annual prize to be awarded to the Junior Sophister student who obtains first place in the annual examinations for the BA Moderatorship in Computer Science Degree Programme. Value 1,000 Euro. Overview Introduction Course Objectives computer based summer employment and spend their third year studying at another European University via the EU Socrates programme. Graduates are well prepared to keep pace with the changes that will undoubtedly occur during their careers. Course Content Career Opportunities There is a worldwide demand for software and system designers. For example, a recent 1998 survey estimated that there were 2500 unfilled software jobs in Ireland alone. While some of our graduates may enter academic life, most will take up positions in a wide range of companies from small Irish firms to large multi-nationals where they will be engaged in the development of the next generation of computer systems. Areas of employment opportunities include system design, software engineering, computer electronics, "high-tech" industries and knowledge engineering. Computer Science graduates may enter careers in many sectors apart from the computer industry itself such as financial and government institutions, healthcare and the service industries.

16. SS BA Computer Science Timetable J.Jones Dr. B.Coghlan} 4BA10 computer Vision {Dr.K Axxxx - Arts Building cadLAB- Microelectronics cad laboratory CHSCLT - science Lecture Theatre http://www.cs.tcd.ie/courses/ba/TimeTables/ssba-0203.html

B.A. (Mod) Computer Science Senior Sophister TimeTable 2002/03 MON TUE WED THU CADLAB CADLAB or part 3 only FRI Dept Seminar 4BA3 - Project AP2.02 - Aras An Phiarsaigh Axxxx - Arts Building CADLAB - Microelectronics CAD laboratory CHSCLT - Science Lecture Theatre, Chemistry Building GLT - Geography Lecture Theatre, Museum Building Hx - Hamilton Building LTEEx - Lecture Theatre East End Mxx - Museum Building WS1 - Westland Square Lecture Room 1st floor Last modified: 23-Oct-2002 by Donal.OMahony

17. Department Of Computer Science graduate studies and research projects in computer science are supported in areassuch as computer communications, VLSI systems, VLSI cad, and artificial http://www.engineer.ucla.edu/faculty/computer/csintro.html

4732 Boelter Hall http://www.cs.ucla.edu Leonard Kleinrock, architect of the Internet, stands in front of Interface Message Processor used to put UCLA first on the Internet in 1969. Computer science is concerned with the design, modeling, analysis, and applications of computer-related systems. Its study at UCLA provides education at the undergraduate and graduate levels necessary to understand, design, implement, and use the software and hardware of digital computers and digital systems. The programs provide comprehensive and strongly related studies of subjects in computer system architecture, computer network modeling and analysis, distributed computer systems, programming languages and systems, artificial intelligence, computer science theory, and scientific computing. The undergraduate and graduate studies and research projects in computer science are supported by extensive computing resources. In addition to the departmental computing facility, there are nearly a dozen laboratories specializing in areas such as computer communications, VLSI systems, VLSI CAD, and artificial intelligence. The Cognitive Systems Laboratory is engaged in studying computer systems which emulate or support human reasoning. The Biocybernetics Laboratory is devoted to multidisciplinary research involving the application of engineering and computer science methods to problems in biology and medicine. The Bachelor of Science degree may be attained either through the computer science and engineering major or through the computer science major.

18. UVA Computer Science: News Articles you're shooting for performance the bellwether of how cad tools are physical design, said Gabriel Robins, an assistant professor of computer science at the http://www.cs.virginia.edu/misc/news-pdw96t.html

U NIVERSITY of V ... Contact Us Of interest to: Prospective Students Members News Articles Workshop: Physical Design not in Great Shape Electronic Engineering Times Nicolas Mokhoff IC physical-design problems that pundits four years ago proclaimed "solved" brought some 120 experts back to the table here last week to address them anew. The Fifth Physical Design Workshop , sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery 's Special Interest Group on Design Automation , explored the chasm between circuit layout and circuit functions in the deep-submicron realm and concluded that a lack of focus, not tools, is what's holding the EDA industry back from closing the gap. "The CAD-research community is solving yesterday's problems rather than tomorrow's," said Cadence Design Systems fellow Lou Scheffer, a veteran floor-planning and place-and-route-research specialist who spent two years as an IC designer. "We are wasting a lot of time improving things that are good enough while ignoring the things that will determine how we design in a few years. "CAD people today are still concerned with finding a slightly better algorithm for some old problem, when they should be worrying about how in the world they are going to use 50 million transistors in any reasonable amount of time."

19. Computer Science And Engineering: Yu-Chin Hsu YuChin Hsu Professor, computer science and Engineering. Key Research Topics. computerAided Design (cad) techniques have provided an enabling methodology to http://www.engr.ucr.edu/faculty/cs/ychsu.html

A239 Bourns Hall Riverside, Ca 92521 Phone: 909-787-4406 FAX: 909-787-4643 Yu-Chin Hsu Professor, Computer Science and Engineering Key Research Topics Computer Aided Design (CAD) techniques have provided an enabling methodology to design efficiently and successfully large-scale high-performance circuits for a wide range of applications. Among the wide spectrum of CAD techniques, my research area lies on high level synthesis and physical design automation. Synthesis and physical design otpimization addresses various aspects of bridging the gap between achieving the design quality and meeting time-to-market pressure. The technique allows one to make tradeoffs between timing and die size, without sacrificing the time to the market. This is a research area that combines the knowledge of software and hardware, and an area that computer scientists can apply their theories and optimization techniques to practical applications. Awards and Honors Outstanding Young Author Award, IEEE Circuit and System (CAS) Society, 1989.

20. School Of Engineering And Computer Science, Exeter University - Engineering Comp A cluster of 11 PCs in the cad/CAM Suite, room 215 in the Harrison building is foruse by computer support for undergraduates is available at several levels. http://www.secs.ex.ac.uk/labs/engComp/engComp.htm

General Information Main Computer Room Microprocessor Lab CAD/CAM Suite Engineering Computing Facilities General information On registration with the University, all engineering students are given a student identity card. Apply, with this card, at the University IT Services reception in the Laver building (or use the registration station in room 207 in Harrison building) to obtain a login name and password which gives access to the clusters of PCs in rooms 207 and K1. This same login name and password gives access to an email account, gives access to 24 hour public clusters of PCs on campus, and allows login to the undergraduate unix server called hebe The Department of Engineering provides 3 clusters of PCs for student use: A cluster of 48 PCs in room 207 in the Harrison building is the main undergraduate computing facility. A cluster of 16 PCs in room K1 in the Kay Laboratories, is primarily for use in connection with MicroProcessor and Electronic courses.

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