The System-on-Chip (SoC) Architect Course is designed to develop high-level expertise in planning, designing, and integrating complex chip-based systems. It covers SoC architecture concepts, processor and memory subsystems, interconnects, IP integration, performance, power, and area trade-offs, and system-level design decisions. Through industry-oriented case studies and architectural analysis, learners gain insight into the complete SoC development lifecycle. This course prepares participants for senior and leadership roles in advanced semiconductor and hardware system design.
- 72 Hours (2 hours/day x 6 days/week x 6 weeks) OR at your own pace
- Hindi, English
- Learn & Get Certified
- Basic & Intermediate
- Hands-On Training
About this course
It is designed to provide end-to-end mastery of modern System-on-Chip architecture, enabling learners to understand, design, model, and analyze the full range of subsystems that make up today’s high-performance SoCs.
The program covers all major architectural domains, including CPU, GPU, DSP, ISP, NPU, memory hierarchy, interconnects, power domains, clock/reset/boot flows, and security architecture. Through in-depth theory and practical modeling exercises, learners explore:
– AMBA protocols and NoC fabrics
– Cache and memory subsystem design
– IP integration and SoC assembly
– DVFS-based power management and multi-voltage planning
– Security frameworks such as TrustZone, secure boot, and crypto engines
– Performance, bandwidth, and latency modeling
– SystemC/TLM design for architectural simulation
– Verification and validation of SoC-level architecture
Hands-on projects include bandwidth and power modeling, TLM subsystem simulation, power-domain planning, and interconnect design, allowing learners to apply real-world architectural thinking. The course culminates in a high-end capstone project such as a RISC-V quad-core SoC, AI accelerator SoC, automotive SoC, or edge-compute SoC, built at an architectural level.
By the end of the program, participants are prepared to:
– architect and model complex SoC platforms,
– perform system-level performance and power analysis, and
– take on senior roles in SoC architecture, system design, and semiconductor R&D.
This course provides essential knowledge and practical training to build industry-relevant skills.
Fees: ₹3500, ₹2000 (incl. GST) (Excluding tools & equipment cost)
Certification: TCoE
Duration: 72 Hours (2 hours/day x 6 days/week x 6 weeks) OR at your own pace
What you'll learn
After this course you will be able to:
- Fundamentals of Logistics: Understand the principles of supply chain, transportation, and inventory management.
- Warehouse & Inventory Operations: Learn efficient storage, handling, and stock control techniques.
- Technology in Logistics: Explore how software, IoT, and tracking systems optimize logistics processes.
- Transportation & Distribution Management: Master planning, routing, and delivery strategies for smooth operations.
- Data-Driven Decision Making: Use analytics and reporting to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
- Real-World Applications: Gain practical insights through case studies and hands-on logistics planning exercises.
Course Content
Why take this course?
This course prepares you for high-level design and decision-making in System-on-Chip (SoC) development, where performance, power, area, and cost must be carefully balanced. You will learn how to define system architecture, integrate processors, memory, interconnects, and accelerators, and make informed design trade-offs early in the chip lifecycle. As SoCs power advanced applications in AI, automotive, 5G, and consumer electronics, skilled SoC architects are in strong demand. This course equips you with strategic, industry-relevant expertise for leadership roles in advanced semiconductor and hardware system design.
How to use online TCoE platform?
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National Skill Development Mission
Module 1: Introduction to Logistics and IoT in Supply Chain (6 Hours)
- Explores the fundamentals of logistics, supply chain components, and the impact of digital transformation.
- Learners understand how IoT revolutionizes tracking, warehousing, and delivery through automation, data collection, and connectivity.
Module 2: IoT Hardware and Connectivity for Logistics (8 Hours)
- Covers essential IoT components—microcontrollers (ESP32/Raspberry Pi), sensors (temperature, vibration, proximity), and communication interfaces (Wi-Fi, GSM, LoRa).
- Students learn hardware selection and interfacing techniques for logistics applications.
Module 3: RFID, Barcode, and GPS Technologies (8 Hours)
- Introduces RFID tags, readers, and barcode scanners for asset identification and tracking.
- Students also integrate GPS modules for fleet monitoring, route tracking, and geofencing alerts.
Module 4: Database and Cloud Integration (8 Hours)
- Focuses on storing and managing logistics data using cloud platforms (Firebase, ThingsBoard, or AWS IoT Core).
- Learners connect sensors and GPS modules to the cloud, log data, and manage authentication for secure access.
Module 5: IoT-Based Fleet Tracking System (10 Hours)
- Learners design a real-time vehicle tracking system using GPS + GSM + ESP32.
- Data is visualized on a cloud dashboard showing location, speed, and route analytics.
- Includes emergency alert feature and route deviation detection.
Module 6: Warehouse & Inventory Management System (10 Hours)
- Covers the design of a smart warehouse solution using RFID/barcode for asset identification, automated item entry/exit, and real-time stock updates.
- Includes IoT-based environmental monitoring (temperature/humidity sensors).
Module 7: Real-Time Dashboard Development (10 Hours)
- Students learn to create interactive dashboards using Node-RED, Blynk, or ThingSpeak.
- Visualize logistics KPIs like delivery time, fleet location, warehouse occupancy, and alerts.
- Integrate with Google Maps API for location plotting.
Module 8: Analytics and Optimization in Logistics (6 Hours)
- Applies Python or Excel for analyzing logistics data — route efficiency, energy usage, and delivery performance.
- Learners explore basic AI/ML concepts for predictive logistics and route optimization.
Module 9: Case Studies & Capstone Project (6 Hours)
Real-world projects integrating IoT + Cloud + Dashboard:
- GPS-based Fleet Tracker with SMS Alert
- RFID-based Smart Warehouse Inventory
- Cloud-Connected Logistics Dashboard
Module 10: Assessment & Certification
- Final evaluation includes project demonstration, viva, and online test.
- Certified participants demonstrate proficiency in IoT-enabled logistics design and implementation.
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