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| ====== Tutorials ====== | ====== Tutorials ====== |
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| * [[summer2022:|Summer School, 2022]]: In summer 2022, we organized a summer school on asynchronous design. This school covered an introduction to asynchronous design, the different levels of abstraction, and a design flow that went through placement and routing. The ACT tools were used throughout. The schedule, slides, and videos of the entire summer school, including demonstration sessions, are provided. | The following archives some tutorial content about asynchronous design, as well as using the ACT design automation tools. |
| * [[intro_example:|ACT by Example]]: a series of examples of building various types of circuits, introducing ACT constructs as we go. | |
| | **Summer Schools.** We are organizing summer schools on asynchronous design on a regular basis. The school covers an introduction to asynchronous design, the different levels of abstraction, and a design flow that goes through placement and routing. The ACT tools are typically used for design automation. The summer school was launched with support from the US National Science Foundation. |
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| | The schedule, slides, and videos of the entire summer school, including demonstration sessions, are provided below. |
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| | * [[summer2022:|2022]]: The first summer school on asynchronous design. |
| | * [[summer2024:|2024]]: The second summer school on asynchronous design. |
| | * [[summer2026:|2026]]: The third summer school on asynchronous design. |
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| | To get started using ACT, we have provided a number of [[intro_example:start|simple examples]] that illustrate some of the ways it can be used to construct circuits. |
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| ====== Flow overview ====== | ====== Flow overview ====== |