VLSI design is the engineering behind the chips inside every device, and it's a specialised, well-paid field. This course covers digital design concepts and VHDL, teaching you to describe and simulate hardware at the register level. It's aimed at ECE students and engineers targeting the semiconductor sector.
The physical world is getting smarter — from factories to homes — and engineers who can program hardware sit at the centre of it. This 6-week VLSI VHDL programme takes you from the basics to being genuinely useful.
By working through real exercises you’ll build a working hardware project, connect devices to the internet, and build the judgement that only comes from practice.
You finish with practical work you can show an employer, not just a certificate.
Circuits, components and safe hands-on work.
Programming boards to sense and respond.
Reading the world and controlling devices.
Getting devices online and talking to each other.
A complete working project of your own.
Program devices and hardware systems.
Build connected-device solutions.
Automate industrial and physical systems.
Curiosity about hardware; basics are taught from scratch. The first sessions make sure everyone is on solid ground before moving faster.
Every session is live and one-on-one with your instructor. Nothing here is a pre-recorded playlist you watch alone.
You’ll finish with practical work — wire and program microcontrollers — plus an Osian Academy certificate you can share with employers.
Yes. Because it’s one-on-one, sessions are booked around your availability, including evenings and weekends.