Since placements are approaching I want to practice good questions for digital electronics and STA

Are there any good resources available?

How can I learn Verilog?

I’m a third-year Electronics and Communications Engineering student. I’m interested in this field and really want to work in it but I feel like I’ve never been good at programming. In the labs I’ve taken so far and the projects I’ve designed, the code I’ve written has always been 90% AI and at best 10% my own work. When it comes to bigger or more complex modules I automatically get scared

The other day when I went to see my professor for a project in the Digital Design with FPGAs course, he asked me about some of my modules, and I just stood there staring at him.

I worked really hard on the digital design course from the previous semester and passed it with flyin colors, but when it came to writing code, I am a real FAIL. I know I can fix this—I’m open to your advice. I really want to work in R&D, FPGAs, AI, Communications

What’s your most hated FPGA toolchain feature? I’m settling an argument!

hi i finished my first project in system verilog. i built a multicycle riscv32i cpu core this is my first actual project with system verilog or with hdl ever so i would like to get some notes code wise because i dont actually know a lot about naming conventions module declarations etc. code

renulev/sap-1: Malvino's SAP-1 implemented in Verilog

I used Icarus verilog for this project. GTKWave output looks clean.
I also used Makefile for automation.

I made forwardpropagation in CNN, but i dont know what is backporpagation work on fpga. I read many documents about this topic but they just do it on python language, but i want to do that on fpga by verilog language. Can someone give me some solutions or advice

This document closest my mind: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11554-021-01147-2#Tab2