Panel: RISC-V in Education and Training: Successes and Gaps
summary
Panel summarizes concrete wins and gaps: several universities convert courses from ARM/MIPS and run hands‑on labs that boot Linux on configurable cores (RV32I → RV64GC), materials live on the RISC‑V Exchange, and RVFPGA free download plus a Linux Foundation edX course let engineers start in minutes. Tooling includes Codasip cloud IDE and Freedom Studio; supply‑chain board availability is improving but was a risk; a January 2024 out‑of‑order grad class is planned.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 1:45Academia and training SIG
- 5:36Panelist introductions
- 14:22Lifelong learning for engineers
- 17:55Academic vs industrial training
- 23:35RISC-V beyond CPUs
- 27:06Teaching RISC-V performance
- 32:19Finding RISC-V resources
- 37:50Educator needs and gaps
- 40:17Closing remarks
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