FPGA course demo

Remote DE1-SoC FPGA practice for digital design courses.

Give students a browser-based first run on real FPGA hardware, then decide whether LabsLand fits your digital design course.

Try the DE1-SoC SystemVerilog demo Request a small course trial View DE1-SoC lab resources

Audience

University digital logic, computer architecture, VHDL, Verilog, and SystemVerilog courses

Try a short DE1-SoC demo, explore FPGA laboratory resources, and plan a course trial that complements your existing campus equipment.

24/7 and off-hours access when local FPGA rooms are closed

Remote, online, hybrid, and overflow sections that still use real boards

First exercises without every student installing Quartus or carrying a board

Backup access when lab-room logistics, travel, illness, or hardware checkout fail

LMS, group, and course-statistics workflows for institution pilots

Demo path

Try a real laboratory, step by step.

Open a preloaded design

The demo starts from a small SystemVerilog LED chaser example on a real DE1-SoC setup.

Use the browser workflow

Students see the code-to-hardware path without first solving the local Quartus and board-access setup problem.

Move to a course trial

A trial can expose fuller FPGA labs, course resources, and institution-controlled access.

Real FPGA hardware

The public catalog includes DE1-SoC and other FPGA lab pages, with course-oriented resources.

Fast evaluation

A professor can see the browser-to-hardware loop quickly before discussing a full class pilot.

Course adoption path

Start with a demo, then discuss institution access, LMS workflows, and the lab subset for a class.

Choosing your lab

If your department already has FPGA boards

Position LabsLand as complementary access: homework and off-hours practice, overflow capacity, online or hybrid sections, backup when hardware checkout fails, and a shared course workflow where instructors can inspect the same real setup students used.

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