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Rapid prototyping, is there an educational dilemma? (ASIC design)
Diverse ASIC programs have been established in more than 100 universities across the United States. In most schools, however, the focus is placed on full-custom VLSI rather than semicustom VLSI design. An emerging infrastructure in VLSI seems to favor the first of the two mentioned design styles. A familiarization with these types of rapid prototyping by the prospective electrical engineers is an important issue in education. A treatment of this issue is presented.<>