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Bridging the Gap Between Academics and Industry at I²CS Research Lab!

Published by I²CS Research Lab · Headed by Dr. Kala S · IIIT Kottayam

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At I²CS Research Lab, we believe that true learning goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. Our focus is to equip undergraduate students with practical, industry-relevant skills that empower them to confidently take on emerging technologies and future projects. 📌 As part of this skill-development initiative, I²CS Research Lab conducted a hands-on workshop on MATLAB HDL Coder for BTech students, with a focus on Model-Based Design and HDL development. The program was coordinated by Dr. Kala S and Dr. Minu A Pillai . 🔹 What did the students explore? • The complete workflow from algorithm development to HDL code generation • Verification and implementation of HDL-based designs • Hands-on exercises to design, generate, and test HDL code • Guided demonstrations and real-world design examples • Practical exposure to tools and workflows aligned with industry expectations By providing early exposure to industry practices, I²CS Research Lab is creating a culture where students can learn, experiment, innovate, and become project-ready - preparing them to contribute meaningfully to new research and industry-oriented projects. 🌱 From classroom learning to hands-on innovation. 🌱From skill development to project readiness. ✨ A big appreciation to everyone involved in making this learning initiative a success! Prasha Prakash Sweety Kunjachan Nitha M Biju -IIITK Meagan Mathew Johan Mathew John AMALDEV P G Kiran J Nishanth M Vaishnav N S Ebin K Paul Gouri Dileep Daksh Mandlekar Abhinav Kushwaha Dheeraj Murali Krishnan Aarsha R S Mohanapriya MS Indian Institute of Information Technology Kottayam

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