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News Release from: International Engineering Consortium
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 20 August 2004

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Euro DesignCon will feature a series of free educational programmes that will provide delegates with a multitude of opportunities to sample the 4-day forum's quality education.

The International Engineering Consortium (IEC) has announced that Euro DesignCon, the educational conference and exhibition for practicing engineers in the electronic design and semiconductor industries, will feature a series of free educational programmes coupled with the technology exhibition that will provide delegates with a multitude of opportunities to sample the 4-day forum's quality education The series of free programming will feature three keynote addresses, one plenary panel and five technical conference panels

Delivering the keynote addresses will be industry luminaries Dr Hugo De Man, cofounder and Senior Research Fellow, IMEC; Dr Andreas von Zitzewitz, Member of the Management Board and Chief Operating Officer, Infineon Technologies; and, Ned Barnholt, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Agilent Technologies.

Euro DesignCon's Plenary Panel, chaired by Wolfgang Rosenstiel, Professor, University of Tuebingen, Germany, will discuss the current state of design at the system level and the tools that support it in "System-level design: where is EDA?".

Panelists include industry executives and technical leaders from Celoxica, Synopsys, STMicroelectronics and Infineon Technologies.

Technical conference panels, organised by such leading companies as Mentor Graphics, IBM, TSMC, LSI Logic, ARM and edacentrum, will hold discussions on current issues facing design engineers.

Each of the five conference panels will bring together experts on the appointed topics for a lively and informative conversation.

Panels include: "Who benefits from assertions?"; "Design-for-test considerations for mergeable cores"; "Design productivity: what is it, and why to measure?"; "Have FPGAs hit the wall? Is ASIC dead? What silicon solutions should you pick?" and "Design-for-manufacturing to minimise the number of respins".

"A unique and distinguishing feature of DesignCon events is our array of high-quality complimentary educational programmes presented by venerable members of the semiconductor and electronic design communities", explained John Janowiak, Senior Director of the IEC.

In addition to panel discussions and singular addresses, Euro DesignCon's hands-on free programming comes in the form of its impressive technology exhibition, featuring EDA tool providers, semiconductor vendors, IP providers and system OEMs.

Delegates will benefit from meeting leading companies from around the globe demonstrating their latest products and offering a first-hand look at their functionality.

In addition to its abundant complimentary curriculum, Euro DesignCon features paid educational conference programming including 40 technical papers and seven TecForum tutorials providing in-depth perspectives in design verification, silicon system design, chip-level physical design, test and debug, high-speed interconnect systems, automotive system design and wireless communication system design.

Euro DesignCon 2004 will take place from 11th to 14th October 2004 at the ArabellaSheraton Grand Hotel in Munich, Germany.

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