About
Bio
Dr. Jahangir (Jahan) Dewan is an engineering educator and semiconductor design leader specializing in VLSI design, digital systems, computer architecture, and low-power ASIC and SoC implementation. He brings more than 20 years of experience in the semiconductor and electronic design automation industries.
Dewan is an adjunct professor at Loyola Marymount University, where he teaches VLSI Chip Design, Digital System Design, SystemVerilog HDL, and Computer Architecture. He also provides hands-on training in synthesis, place and route, design for test, and power analysis, and contributes to VLSI curriculum and certification program development.
His industry work spans the chip design process, including synthesis, physical design, timing analysis, verification, and tapeout. He has contributed to more than 100 ASIC products across areas including optical communications, networking, automotive, augmented and virtual reality, and consumer electronics.
Degrees and Certifications:
- PhD, Computer Science
Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia - MS, Electrical and Computer Engineering (Major: VLSI)
Concordia University, Montreal, Canada - MBA, Johnson School of Business
Cornell University, NY, USA
Courses Taught:
- EE 461 - Digital Design and HDL
- EE 461L - Verilog HDL Lab
Publications:
- A Framework for eLearning with Social Media Using DRM (2011)
- A Framework for Mobile eLearning (mLearning) with Content Security and Authentication (2013)
- e-Learning Content Authentication Using Bipartite Matching (2013)
- A Framework for Mobile eLearning (mLearning) with Analytical Decision Model (2014)
Bio
Dr. Jahangir (Jahan) Dewan is an engineering educator and semiconductor design leader specializing in VLSI design, digital systems, computer architecture, and low-power ASIC and SoC implementation. He brings more than 20 years of experience in the semiconductor and electronic design automation industries.
Dewan is an adjunct professor at Loyola Marymount University, where he teaches VLSI Chip Design, Digital System Design, SystemVerilog HDL, and Computer Architecture. He also provides hands-on training in synthesis, place and route, design for test, and power analysis, and contributes to VLSI curriculum and certification program development.
His industry work spans the chip design process, including synthesis, physical design, timing analysis, verification, and tapeout. He has contributed to more than 100 ASIC products across areas including optical communications, networking, automotive, augmented and virtual reality, and consumer electronics.
Degrees and Certifications:
- PhD, Computer Science
Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia - MS, Electrical and Computer Engineering (Major: VLSI)
Concordia University, Montreal, Canada - MBA, Johnson School of Business
Cornell University, NY, USA
Courses Taught:
- EE 461 - Digital Design and HDL
- EE 461L - Verilog HDL Lab
Publications:
- A Framework for eLearning with Social Media Using DRM (2011)
- A Framework for Mobile eLearning (mLearning) with Content Security and Authentication (2013)
- e-Learning Content Authentication Using Bipartite Matching (2013)
- A Framework for Mobile eLearning (mLearning) with Analytical Decision Model (2014)