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A Practical Seminar for Understanding and Working with Jitter
This two-day seminar is designed for anyone
regularly exposed to jitter wanting a deeper appreciation of the subject. All necessary
concepts are developed from first principles to build a foundation for clearly understanding
a broad survey of jitter topics (with an emphasis on high-speed serial standards). The theories
presented are punctuated with practical applications and useful insights. The goal of this
seminar is to impart a working knowledge of jitter that increases one's effectiveness in
maximizing system performance.
The lecture material is supplemented with written
coursework, with all answers discussed in class. This additional learning path allows attendees to
deepen their knowledge of the subject matter by increasing attendees' interaction with the
course material.
For a complete course description, click here.
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Register for the Jitter Essentials seminar through UCSC-Extension,
course #21321. This course is taught at the Santa Clara, CA (USA) campus.
Future Class Dates:
March 10 and 17, 2012 (two Saturdays)
Courses are available to be taught at your company
location as-is or customized to meet your specific needs. For further information,
please contact Dr. Giust by clicking here.
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