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China	Innovation Challenge: DSP and Embedded Grand Prix The DSP and Embedded Design Contest started in 2003 and is held every two years. From 2006, the contest expanded from mainland China to Taiwan by introducing Taiwan-mainland China DSP design contest. » Learn more Innovation Challenge: C2000 and MCU Design and Innovation Competition This contest started in 2008 to support Chinese university student's exposure to TI's microcontrollers. Starting from C2000, the contest is extended to MSP430 and M3 processors. Over 400 teams from 100+ universities nationwide participate in this contest each year. » Learn more

Europe, Middle East & Africa	Analog Design Contest The Analog Design Contest is an initiative to encourage system-level design within universities. This is an opportunity for students to work on a design project using TI's broad range of high-performance analog Integrated Circuits (IC's) to win a cash prize! » Learn more

India	Analog Design Contest The TI India Analog Design Contest promotes analog IC based-hardware system design to Indian engineering students. The contest is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students. » Learn more

Korea	Innovation Challenge Korean MCU Design Contest The annual MCU design contest brings students utmost attention to the basics and key applications of microcontrollers. It is challenging and fun to collaborate with friends and is the best way to study and practice electrical knowledge. » Learn more MCU 디자인 콘테스트 매 해 진행되는 MCU 디자인 콘테스트는 마이크로컨트롤러의 기본과 핵심에 중점을 두고 있습니다. 친구들과 함께 전기전자 지식을 쉽고 재미있게 연구하고 습득할 수 있는 기회입니다. » 더 보기

Taiwan	DSP/MPU Design Contest TI DSP/MPU Design Contest started in 2003 and is held every two years. From 2006, the contest expanded from mainland China to Taiwan by introducing Taiwan-mainland China DSP design contest. » Learn more

U.S. & Canada	Analog Design Contest Now's your chance to engineer change and spend time with TI's top visionaries. Make your senior design project or other course project design come to life! Your inspiration coupled with TI parts could win you a seat at the annual Engibous Summit – a forum to showcase your innovative spirit and your inner competitive streak. Learn more about our Analog Design Contest and your chance to win big. » Learn more

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We're happy to support! Our Analog University Program Manager will be reaching out to you directly today to help with your request.

For everyone else's FYI - you can register for the University Program at www.ti.com/univreg. Registration for the program offers many benefits, including the opportunity to subscribe to the quarterly University Program eNewsletter, preferred pricing on tools and evaluation modules specifically for academic users, access to TI's online support, information on trainings and workshops and other useful materials to get you ramped up with TI.

To specifically make a university lab donation/tool discount request you can contact us via email (www.ti.com/univcontacts) and we'll send you a form to fill out and send back for our consideration. Thanks!

-Amber Pizano, WW University Communications Manager

Comments

Kartik Raol

Feb 5, 2013 9:47 PM

I am a Faculty member with WSU, Vancouver. How do I request development boards for teaching purposes? I registered initially but not via the TIuniversity program link..In any case I have not heard back...
AmberPizano

Feb 6, 2013 4:21 PM

We're happy to support! Our Analog University Program Manager will be reaching out to you directly today to help with your request.

For everyone else's FYI - you can register for the University Program at www.ti.com/univreg. Registration for the program offers many benefits, including the opportunity to subscribe to the quarterly University Program eNewsletter, preferred pricing on tools and evaluation modules specifically for academic users, access to TI's online support, information on trainings and workshops and other useful materials to get you ramped up with TI.

To specifically make a university lab donation/tool discount request you can contact us via email (www.ti.com/univcontacts) and we'll send you a form to fill out and send back for our consideration. Thanks!

-Amber Pizano, WW University Communications Manager