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Linux for VLSI
Navigate the Linux environment where all VLSI work happens — from shells to remote servers.
7 modules ~53 min totalLinuxBash
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Curriculum Syllabus
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1
Why VLSI Runs on Linux
Understanding Linux as the standard platform for chip design.
2
Moving Around the Filesystem
Navigating directories and understanding the Linux filesystem hierarchy.
3
Working with Files
Creating, copying, moving, and deleting files in Linux.
4
Viewing and Searching Text
Using cat, grep, awk, and sed for text processing.
5
Pipes and Redirection
Chaining commands with pipes and redirecting input/output.
6
Permissions, Processes, and Environment
Managing file permissions, processes, and environment variables.
7
Remote Servers and Scripting
SSH, scripting, and working with remote design servers.
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