The European University Program was established in 1994, with the objective of facilitating the inclusion of world-class, real-time, DSP and Analog into electrical and electronic engineering research and course curricula. The program now supports over 1000 Universities that offer Electronic and Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering courses.

Academic Institutions throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa have access to TI's DSP Tools at special prices, along with expert technical assistance. Universities are also welcome to use extracts from TI Technical literature published on the web, under certain conditions.

 

Our goal is simple; to enable teaching and research to use TI technologies across the entire signal chain.

TI supports academic institutions throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa. 

• Preferred pricing on tools and evaluation modules specifically for academic users
• Unrestricted access to TI expertise through the European Product Information Center (EPIC)
• A 50% discount on the price of all TI workshops for academic participants. Registrations can now be completed online. Simply go to the Training home page and find the training you want to register for. Fill in the registration form and add the following discount code in the discount field to receive the discount: Code*: TI-University.
  Code will be verified in the registration process.
  *Please Note: The discount code is case-sensitive.
• Quarterly mailings of DSP information and University Program support
• Publication of useful materials : Proceedings, Challenge Entries, Teaching materials

• DSP Information Exchange
   

• C2000™ Teaching CDROM. Second Edition now covers TMS320F2812, TMS320LF2407 and TMS320F243. Literature code SSQC011
  This CD-ROM is designed to support teachers and professors teaching DSP-based control using the TI TMS320C2000 DSP platform.  Written and designed by Frank Bormann of University of Applied Sciences Zwickau, Germany, this CD-ROM provides a series of 16 modules with teaching material for the new generation Texas Instruments Digital Signal Controller TMS320F2812.  The contents include presentation slides, a textbook with 488 pages, along with procedures and solutions for laboratory exercises, all presented in source-code form to allow flexibility of use. The laboratory exercises are based on the TMS320F2812 eZdsp and the C programming language.
  The Author Frank Bormann is a University Lecturer in Automotive Electronics, Real-Time- Control and Digital Signal Processing. His department at the Zwickau University is an internationally recognized centre for automotive data bus systems and electromagnetic compatibility. He became a certified instructor for Texas Instruments in 1998, and lectures the 4-day design workshops for the TMSC2000-family in Europe. In April 2006 he was given TI's DSP Educators Award in recognition of his major contribution to technical education worldwide. In addition to the new material, the First Edition of this Teaching ROM written by Richard Sikora, is included. This material is dedicated to the 16-Bit generation of the C2000-family and provides exercises that are based on the TMDS320F243 Starter Kit and the TMS320LF2407 DSK.
  The "Zwickau Adaptor board" used in many of the experiments can be obtained from Systec. More details here.
  Teaching ROMs can be ordered using our online form.
   

• C5000™ Teaching CDROM: Literature code SSQC009. Includes 23 chapters, which represent about 1300 PowerPoint slides. These chapters cover both the hardware part of the ‘C5000 platform (Architecture, description of each peripheral) and the implementation (FIR and IIR filters, image compression, Fast Fourier Transform, Polyphase filters, Frequency modulation, GMSK modulation, and more). Most chapters come with associated source files that have developed for the C5416 and C5510 DSP Starter Kits. In addition to the laboratories, applications, such as an audio sweep generator and various audio effects, are included.
  Written and designed by Genevieve Baudoin, Olivier Venard and Ferial Virolleau of ESIEE (Ecole Superieure d'Ingenieurs en Electrotechnique et Electronique), Paris, France, with additional applications and code from Richard Sikora.
  Teaching ROMs can be ordered using our online form

   

• C6000™ Teaching CDROM.  Literature code SSQC012. Second Edition now covers TMS320C6416, TMS320C6713 and TMS320C6711 DSK.
  Written by well known Author and Lecturer Dr. Naim Dahnoun of Bristol University, UK, recipient of the first TI DSP Educational Award, this ROM is an updated and expanded version of the first TMS320C6000 Teaching ROM (Literature #SSQC006). The material describes the TMS320C6000 architecture in detail, introduces Code Composer Studio (CCS), the Operating System (DSP/BIOS), Software Optimization and also provides common DSP applications implemented on the TMS320C6711, C6713 and C6416 DSP Starter Kit (DSK) platforms.
  The material was written and trialed by Dr Dahnoun and then extensively reviewed by a panel of selected academics around the world. The result is TI’s most comprehensive set of teaching materials and programs ever contributed to technical education. Includes 22 chapters, the material describes the ‘C6000 architecture in detail, introduces Code Composer Studio (CCS), the Operating System (DSP/BIOS), Software Optimisation and also provides common DSP applications implemented on the TMS320C6711, ‘C6713 and ‘C6416 DSP Starter Kit (“DSK”) platforms. 
  Teaching ROMs can be ordered using our online form