▲ 9 r/FPGA
What background do you need to successfully get into programming on FPGAs for work?
I am currently an EE undergrad who is focusing on Digital Signal Processing / Control Theory coursework. Unfortunately, my program offerings is very limited in that theres only 1 FPGA course offered (theres no other workarounds. I CANNOT take CE/CS courses due to lack of offering). I have some prior background programming mcu's and general PC applications,
I'm very aware that FPGAs are a somewhat blank slate in which you can program in practically any digital circuits you want. I've been just taking all the digital design courses.
u/SuspiciousPoint1535 — 3 days ago