Design of an Academic RISC-V Core
Bachelor's Thesis in Computer Engineering focused on designing a simple RISC-V processor core and implementing it in an FPGA for educational and research purposes.
Duration
Winter 2020
Team Size
1 members
Role
Hardware Designer & Developer
Technologies
Overview
Bachelor's Thesis project in Computer Engineering focusing on the design and implementation of an academic RISC-V processor core for educational and research applications.
Project involved complete processor design from instruction set architecture analysis through RTL implementation and FPGA synthesis.
Implementation demonstrates fundamental computer architecture principles and provides a practical platform for understanding processor design concepts.