Teaching
Here you will find the lectures offered by our group. All necessary information and resources for the lectures will be provided in the corresponding WueStudy lectures, therefore, make sure that you subscribe to all WueStudy lectures that are relevant for you.
Fall
Seminar Advanced Computer Architecture
Contents (Examples)
- New Memory Systems
- Modern GPUs
- Processing in Memory
- Neuromorphic Computing
- Systolic Arrays (TPU)
- Non-Volatile Memory
- Hardware Software Co-Design
- ...
Lecturer
Assistants
Dates
- Start: 20.10.26
Enroll
- Application required: Write a short motivation letter of about 50-100 words (Why do you want to take this course?) to Nils Wilbert
- Contact: nils.wilbert@uni-wuerzburg.de
- Deadline: 30.09.26
Embedded Processor Lab (Hardwarepraktikum)
Contents
- Design fully functional 32-bit RISCV microprocessor.
- Verilog, as hardware description language
- Implementation on an FPGA (Lattice or Xilix)
- Synthesis and simulation using the OSS-CAD-Suite (Yosys and iVerilog).
- Additional creative phase: Develop an embedded system (e.g., a radio clock or a weather station) using the designed processor.
- Compete for the Best-Processor-Award with outstanding projects
Lecturer
Assistants
Dates
- Start 23.10.26
- Opening Hours:
Friday 9:00
Enroll
- Application required: Write a short motivation letter of about 50-100 words (Why do you want to take this course?) to Jonathan Hager
- Contact: jonathan.hager@uni-wuerzburg.de
- Deadline: 30.09.26
Summer
Rechenanlagen (Digitaltechnik)
Contents
- Fundamentals of electrical engineering
- Basics of microelectronics
- Boolean Algebra
- Gates with CMOS
- Combinatorial circuits
- Sequential circuits
- Hardware description languages
- Logic optimization
- Simulation
- Synthesis
- Number representations
- Number systems (Fixpoint, Float)
- Basic building blocks of CPUs
- Tiny RISC-V processor
- Assembler programming
Recordings
Computer Architecture (Rechnerarchitektur)
Contents
- Motivation and Sustainability of Computing Systems
- Building Blocks of a CPU
- RISC-V ISA
- Datapath and Control
- Pipelining and Hazards
- Branch Prediction
- Cache
- DRAM
- Disk
Recordings
Amateurfunk (Klasse A)
Contents
- Wave propagation
- Current, voltage, resistance, power, energy
- Electronic components
- Series and parallel circuits of components
- Power supply
- Basic circuits
- Modulation
- Receivers
- Transmitters
- Digital transmission methods
- Digital signal processing
- Antennas and transmission lines
- Minimum safe distance for people
- Safety
Lecturer
- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Jung (DL9MJ)
Assistants
- B.Sc. Jonathan Hager (DK7JH)
Dates
- Lecture:
Monday 16:15-17:45
See WueStudy
First lecture on 27.04.
Enroll
- An amateur radio license of class E is a mandatory prerequisite for this lecture!
- Please register in WueCampus
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