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News Release from: Mentor Graphics UK | Subject: OnLine Knowledge Centre
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 10 January 2002

OnLine knowledge centre
for web-based EDA training

Note: A free brochure or catalogue is available from Mentor Graphics UK on the products in this news release. Click here to request a copy.

The Mentor Graphics OnLine Knowledge Centre provides a variety of technical training and product information including self-paced courses that focus on a particular tool or design methodology

The first web-based offering is a Calibre DRC and LVS debugging course, which effectively teaches designers how to use the Mentor Graphics Calibre software in their layout verification flow. Additional courses will be introduced throughout the year. The OnLine Knowledge Centre was developed in collaboration with, and will be hosted by TechOnLine, a provider of e-learning solutions and educational resources to the electronics community.

The centre is backed by Mentor Graphics Education Services, which also provides instructor-led training for EDA products, methodologies, and design languages.

The OnLine Knowledge Centre offers increased productivity for customers by making it easy to attend training classes from anywhere in the world.

"As EDA tools and methodologies change and become more complex, designers require immediate access to training without the concerns associated with traveling, or the need to leave their job for several days", stated John Fronius, Director of Worldwide Education Services.

"Mentor's new OnLine Knowledge Centre provides customers with additional training options and a way to access learning where and when they need it".

"We are pleased to be collaborating with Mentor Graphics on its new online learning centre", said Derek Dunaway, CEO of TechOnLine.

"Mentor has taken the time to develop an online environment that is conducive to learning as well as scalable to accommodate new features, subject areas and functionality for their customers".

Customers accessing Mentor's OnLine Knowledge Centre will find a course catalog displaying all of the multimedia courses available, as well as a learning plan to highlight recommended curricula for users.

The course content for Mentor's web-based training is developed specifically for the web, as opposed to simply translating classroom training to HTML.

Each course contains both instructional pages and inline questions, with functionality for users to track their progress and time spent on lessons.

Hands-on lab exercises are also available to reinforce concepts and solidify learning.

To facilitate the online purchase of Mentor courseware, TechOnLine built an e-commerce capability into the OnLine Knowledge Centre infrastructure, and will fully support and maintain the functionality for Mentor.

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