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 === Cadence Tools in Our Research ===
-A wide variety electronics research at York employs the Cadence products in the design of its electronic technology.  Areas of research at York where Cadence tools are used include:
+A wide variety electronics research at York employs the Cadence products in the design of its electronic technology.  Areas of research at York where the wide variety of Cadence tools (Custom IC, Digital IC, Verification) are used include:
+• Hardware accelerated machine learning\\
+• Wearable computing\\
 • Radio frequency integrated circuits (RFICs)\\
 • High-speed wireline systems\\
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 === Cadence Tools in Our Curriculum ===
-EECS 3611: Analog IC Design (Winter 2017/Winter 2018)\\
+EECS 3610: Semiconductor Physics and Devices (Winter 2019, Winter 2020)\\
-EECS 4612: Digital VLSI (Winter 2017/Winter 2018)\\
+EECS 3611: Analog IC Design (Winter 2019 Winter 2020)\\
-EECS 4611: Advanced Analog IC Design\\
+EECS 4611: Advanced Analog IC Design (Winter 2020)\\
-EECS 6505: Physical and Systems Design Issues in ASICs
+EECS 4612: Digital VLSI (Winter 2019, Winter 2020)\\
+EECS 6505: Physical and Systems Design Issues in ASICs (Winter 2020)
 These courses deal with the electrical engineering issues of microchip design.  Students employ a variety of Cadence tools to complete their designs including:
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 //This webpage is maintained by Sebastian Magierowski//\\
-//Last updated: April 30, 2017//
+//Last updated: March 01, 2019//
 **Cadence is a registered trademark of Cadence Design Systems, Inc., 2655 Seely Avenue, San Jose, CA 95134.**