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17:23 06/06/2008
SYNOPSYS AND MOSCOW INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY (MIET) GRADUATE FIRST CLASS OF JOINT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
Synopsys, Inc., a world leader in software and IP for semiconductor design and manufacturing, today announced that 20 Master students of Synopsys and MIET joint educational program successfully completed the Synopsys’ Educational program and now stand ready to begin their professional engineering careers.
In 2006, with Synopsys’ assistance, MIET established a modern Masters program providing advanced education in microelectronics, based on the Synopsys tool suite and curriculum. The program’s goal is to train highly qualified specialists in the field of very large scale integration (VLSI) design through the use of Synopsys EDA tools. After two years of hard study, today's graduates are well equipped to meet the highest international engineering standards.
During the commencement ceremony, Dr. Rich Goldman, vice president of Corporate Marketing & Strategic Market Development at Synopsys, conferred Synopsys Certificates of Achievement and MIET Rector Yuri A. Chaplygin, associate member of Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Engineering Science, professor, conferred MIET Diplomas to the graduates.
The Master program is conducted by a customized Synopsys Armenia CJSC Educational Department curriculum for VLSI design. Study is carried out in the Synopsys-MIET Educational Center where each student has access to the latest EDA software tools. MIET received 20 software licenses for Synopsys’ comprehensive, industry-leading electronic design automation (EDA) University Tools Packages. Teaching is completed jointly with leading Synopsys professionals and MIET professors.
“Today marks an important milestone in Russia’s developing IC design industry. Together with our strong partner MIET, we are proud to graduate these 20 students, the first of many to come in future years. These graduates are poised to help lead Russia into the next stage of technology development,” said Rich Goldman.
“We implement a wide range of preparation programs in our university in the sphere of electronics and IT. The first graduation of the Synopsys-MIET Masters program is the result of the great joint work of an international team. We each received a valuable experience and I hope is happy with the results,” said Yuri A. Chaplygin. “Our joint education activity is important not only for the development of high technology industry in Russia but also for strengthening partner relationships and alliances between our countries.”
Synopsys established its presence in Armenia in 2004, shortly after Armenia’s declaration of information technology (IT) as a priority business for the country. Since then, Synopsys Armenia closed joint stock company (CJSC), has become one of the largest Synopsys sites outside of the US, providing R&D and product support in EDA, design for manufacturing (DFM) and the development of semiconductor intellectual property (IP). Currently, the company employs several hundred qualified Armenian engineers, and is one of largest IT employers in Armenia.
In 2006, with Synopsys’ assistance, MIET established a modern Masters program providing advanced education in microelectronics, based on the Synopsys tool suite and curriculum. The program’s goal is to train highly qualified specialists in the field of very large scale integration (VLSI) design through the use of Synopsys EDA tools. After two years of hard study, today's graduates are well equipped to meet the highest international engineering standards.
During the commencement ceremony, Dr. Rich Goldman, vice president of Corporate Marketing & Strategic Market Development at Synopsys, conferred Synopsys Certificates of Achievement and MIET Rector Yuri A. Chaplygin, associate member of Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Engineering Science, professor, conferred MIET Diplomas to the graduates.
The Master program is conducted by a customized Synopsys Armenia CJSC Educational Department curriculum for VLSI design. Study is carried out in the Synopsys-MIET Educational Center where each student has access to the latest EDA software tools. MIET received 20 software licenses for Synopsys’ comprehensive, industry-leading electronic design automation (EDA) University Tools Packages. Teaching is completed jointly with leading Synopsys professionals and MIET professors.
“Today marks an important milestone in Russia’s developing IC design industry. Together with our strong partner MIET, we are proud to graduate these 20 students, the first of many to come in future years. These graduates are poised to help lead Russia into the next stage of technology development,” said Rich Goldman.
“We implement a wide range of preparation programs in our university in the sphere of electronics and IT. The first graduation of the Synopsys-MIET Masters program is the result of the great joint work of an international team. We each received a valuable experience and I hope is happy with the results,” said Yuri A. Chaplygin. “Our joint education activity is important not only for the development of high technology industry in Russia but also for strengthening partner relationships and alliances between our countries.”
Synopsys established its presence in Armenia in 2004, shortly after Armenia’s declaration of information technology (IT) as a priority business for the country. Since then, Synopsys Armenia closed joint stock company (CJSC), has become one of the largest Synopsys sites outside of the US, providing R&D and product support in EDA, design for manufacturing (DFM) and the development of semiconductor intellectual property (IP). Currently, the company employs several hundred qualified Armenian engineers, and is one of largest IT employers in Armenia.
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