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The goal of ECE 385 course is to teach students to design, build, and test/debug a digital system, which can be a 16-bit microprocessor, a dedicated logic core, or a system-on-a-chip (SoC) platform

License: MIT License

Jupyter Notebook 0.52% SystemVerilog 16.00% Tcl 1.71% Python 0.04% C 28.60% C++ 0.01% HTML 8.16% Verilog 40.17% VHDL 0.16% Makefile 2.64% Shell 0.12% Assembly 1.83% GDB 0.05%

ece385-digital-systems-lab's Introduction

Welcome to my GitHub 👋

📖 I'm a student from ZJU-UIUC Institute majoring in Computer Engineering and currently studying at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign...
⭐️ My interests are quite diverse, spanning from prompt engineering to autonomous vehicle safety, software architecture, and wireless network analysis...
🔭 I'v conducted a comprehensive research on open-source software communities and effectiveness, as well as working on autonomous vehicle safety testing...
🌱 I’m diving deeper into advanced topics like Multimodality LLM + Automated Driving
📫 You can reach me at: [email protected]
⚡ Fun fact: Beyond my love for technology, I also have a passion for coffee and art. Sipping a cup of coffee while exploring new ideas is one of my favorite ways to relax.
☕ New club: In ZJU, I set up a new club named "PhiloCoffee" in ZJUI. Feel free to share issue if you have any idea! https://PhiloCoffee.github.io
Now, I am applying for the graduate schools in United States. Continuing my research and coursework, I want to concentrate on the possiblity of AI agent in Autonomous Driving.