University of Chittagong team wins Ulkasemi’s VLSITHON 3.0
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- The University of Chittagong team Deviation won Ulkasemi’s VLSITHON 3.0 and received BDT 100,000.
- Voltix from AUST finished first runner-up with BDT 60,000, while Density Demons from SUST took second runner-up with BDT 40,000.
- The competition brought together 206 students from 106 teams representing more than 30 universities and focused on the Place and Route stage of VLSI design.
Deviation, a team from the University of Chittagong, won Ulkasemi’s VLSITHON 3.0, a competition designed to develop VLSI engineering skills among university students. The team received BDT 100,000.
Voltix from Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology finished as first runner-up and won BDT 60,000. Density Demons from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology placed second runner-up, receiving BDT 40,000.
The competition concluded on September 3 and brought together 206 students from 106 teams representing more than 30 universities. It focused on the Place and Route stage of VLSI design. Participants attended seminars and workshops before organizers selected the top 10 teams through theoretical examinations and assessments using electronic design automation tools.
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