Get familiar with the basics and syntax of OpenCL language and its applications in the FPGA environment with the Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs course.
Much like Nvidia’s CUDA programming, OpenCL is a standard for writing parallel programs, especially for heterogeneous systems. OpenCL instructions are also synthesised into the FPGL environment. The Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs course will discuss the basics of OpenCL standards. You will also learn about the platform, programming models, execution, and memory that define the OpenCL specification.
Moreover, the Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs training programme will also cover the syntax of the OpenCL language. The differences and similarities between CUDA and OpenCL will be highlighted as well. Lastly, the course will navigate through the applications of OpenCL language and its advantages.
Dennis Ejorh and Nikhil Venkatesh will be your course instructors. The Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs online course content will be delivered through readings, video lectures, and hands-on practice exercises. Lastly, if you pay for the certificate option, you will also receive a completion certificate, which you can use to highlight your skills and improve your career prospects.
If you've chosen the audit option, the Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs training course is free to access. But to get access to the course completion certificate, it’s necessary to pay the course fee. Financial aid option is also available to those who can’t afford the fee.
Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs fee structure
Course option
Fee in INR
Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs – Audit
FREE
Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs – With certificate
Rs.2,378
Yes
Coursera
₹2,378
By the end of the Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs course, you will gain an in-depth understanding of topics like:
You're not mandated to complete any application form to enrol in the Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs programme. All you need to do is to log in to your Coursera account and click on the register button to start learning.
However, if you don’t own a Coursera account, you’ll need to fill a short application form, which requires you to fill in your name, email ID and generate a password. The option of signing up through your Google and Facebook ID is also available.
You can opt for the Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs training’s financial aid. Just visit the financial aid portal on Coursera, and fill in the necessary details like your career goals, educational background, how the course will help your career, income, etc. Upon form submission, you will hear from Coursera within 10-15 days if it's approved or not.
Some of the Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs benefits include flexible deadlines, expert faculty, and top-notch video lectures. You also have the liberty to use the discussion forum to clear your doubts and get in touch with like-minded batchmates.
Besides, paying for the certificate programme unlocks a whole range of additional benefits, like improved career opportunities and the ability to display your new skills on platforms like LinkedIn.
Mr Nikhil Venkatesh Design Engineer Intel
Mr Dennis Ejorh Applications Engineer Intel
You can get a refund if you apply within two weeks of paying the fees.
If you can’t afford the certificate, you can apply for Coursera’s financial aid.
No, the programme doesn’t explicitly provide any credits. Nevertheless, some colleges accept Coursera completion certificates for credits. Get in touch with your college to know more about this.
No, Introduction to OpenCL on FPGAs is a beginner-level training course.
Yes, the certificate is shareable on LinkedIn.
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