With this function you can construct your weekly calendar of lessons, which is customized on the basis of the courses that you intend to follow.
Warning: the personal schedule does not replace the presentation of the study plan! It's an informal tool that can help you better manage the organization of class attendance before the study plan presentation.
After the study plan presentation we recommend you to use the Lecture timetable service in your Online Services.
To create your customized schedule follow these instructions:
- Click on the "Enable" link to proceed. You will be asked your surname and first name in order to determine your alphabetic grouping.
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To add or remove courses from your personal schedule, use the small icons which are found next to the courses:
 addition of the course removal of the course selection of the section of the Laboratory of Architecture
(Note: the effective area in which the teaching will be carried out will be determined after the presentation of the Study Plans)
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The sidebar on the left displays the number of lessons included in schedule.
There are also these commands:
 View the schedule: allows the viewing of the weekly synoptic schedule Delete the schedule: cancels the selections made
When you have finished the entry, you can print the calendar you have made.
| Semester (Sem) | | 1 | First Semester | | 2 | Second Semester | | A | Annual course | Language |  | Course completely offered in italian |  | Course completely offered in english | | -- | Not available | Innovative teaching |  | The credits shown next to this symbol indicate the part of the course CFUs provided with Innovative teaching.
These CFUs include:
- Subject taught jointly with companies or organizations
- Blended Learning & Flipped Classroom
- Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC)
- Soft Skills
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Academic Year
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2018/2019
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School
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School of Industrial and Information Engineering
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Name
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(Master of Science degree)(ord. 270) - MI (481) Computer Science and Engineering
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Track
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T2A - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
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Programme Year
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1
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ID Code
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055125
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Course Title
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ADVANCED TOPIC ON RECONFIGURABLE FPGA-BASED SYSTEMS DESIGN
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Course Type
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Mono-Disciplinary Course
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Credits (CFU / ECTS)
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5.0
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Semester
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Annual course
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Course Description
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The course introduces students to the concept of Reconfigurable FPGA-based Systems, by discussing their overall architecture and companion design flows. The goal is to present to the students the methodological approaches for the design of such systems, showing also real industrial tools, examples and common practices.
New application domains demand ever increasing adaptability and performance. In order to cope with changing user requirements, improvements in system
features, changing protocol and data-coding standards, and demands for support of a variety of different user applications, many emerging applications in
communication, computing and consumer electronics demand that their functionality stays flexible after the system has been manufactured.
Reconfigurable Systems-on-a-Chips (SoCs) employing different microprocessor cores and different types of reconfigurable fabrics are one attractive solution for these domains. The increasing prominence of reconfigurable devices within such systems requires HW/SW co-design for SoCs to address the trade-off between software execution and reconfigurable hardware acceleration. SoC can draw various benefits from such adaptability and efficient acceleration of
compute-intensive tasks. Dynamic reconfiguration capabilities of current reconfigurable devices create an additional dimension in the temporal domain.
During the design space exploration phase, overheads associated with reconfiguration and hardware/software interfacing need to be evaluated carefully in order to harvest the full potential of dynamic reconfiguration. The course will introduce the student with the concept of reconfigurability in FPGAs, presenting the available mechanisms and technologies at the device level and the tools and design methodologies required to design FPGA-based reconfigurable embedded systems. The course will present the different aspects of the design of FPGA-based reconfigurable systems, focusing in particular on dynamically self-reconfigurable systems. The design methodologies and tools required to design a dynamically-reconfigurable system will be introduced and
described, together with the problems that need to be considered. The students will be introduced to two different approaches to design/program FPGA-based system: VHDL and HLS. With respect to the HLS scenario the students will have the chance to work with commercial tools like Xilinx Vivado HLS (a C-based tool) and Xilinx SDAcell (an OpenCL-based tool).
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