Nvidia Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Introduction about myself and my subjects of interest.
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I am a passionate individual with a background in computer science and a keen interest in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
• Studied computer science at XYZ University

• Completed projects in AI and ML

• Attended workshops and seminars on emerging technologies
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Q2. Then I was asked about my first project which was on Risc v.
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Q3. Then i was asked about my second project which was based on asynchronous fifo design.Following this I was asked the difference between synchronous and asynchronous fifo and then the interviewer gave me a F...read more
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Q4. Then he gave me a Digital electronics numerical to solve.
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Q5. Then he asked me to design a flipflop using mux.
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Designing a flip-flop using multiplexers (MUX) involves creating a circuit that can store a binary state.
• A flip-flop is a basic memory element in digital electronics.

• Using a 2-to-1 MUX, we can implement a D flip-flop.

• The D flip-flop captures the value of the D input at a clock edge.

• The MUX selects between the current state and the input based on the clock signal.

• Example: For a D flip-flop, connect D to one MUX input an...read more
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Q6. Then he asked me about difference between mealey and moore machine and which one is better in which case.
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Mealy and Moore machines are types of finite state machines; they differ in output generation based on states and inputs.
• Mealy machines produce output based on current state and input, leading to faster response times.

• Moore machines produce output based solely on the current state, which can simplify design and debugging.

• Example: In a Mealy machine, an output can change immediately with an input change; in a Moore mach...read more
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Q7. At last he asked me 3 puzzles to solve.
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Q1. Regarding Machine learning and Artificial Intelligence projects and coursework
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Q2. Coding question: 2 questions from OA C++ test and Bit manipulation (Count number of set bits)
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Q3. Computer Networks: TCP, UDP, ISO OSI Model, 7 layer and its functionalities
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Q4. Explain NLP, Transformers and LLMs
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NLP uses AI to understand human language; Transformers are models that process data efficiently; LLMs are large models for language tasks.
• NLP (Natural Language Processing) enables machines to understand and interpret human language.

• Transformers are a type of neural network architecture that uses self-attention mechanisms for processing sequences of data.

• LLMs (Large Language Models) are trained on vast amounts of text d...read more
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Consist of coding , digital, mpmc.

Q1. Oa questions were asked
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Q2. Some basic programming questions.
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Q3. Parallel processing
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Q4. Flip flop related questions
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Q5. Very log codes were asked in the interview
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Q1. Mealy/Moore FSM
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Q2. Setup/Hold basic questions
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Q3. No. of patterns to detect fault on XOR gate
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There are 3 patterns to detect faults on an XOR gate.
• There are 3 possible fault patterns on an XOR gate: Stuck-At-0, Stuck-At-1, and Inversion.

• Stuck-At-0 fault pattern occurs when one input is always 0, regardless of the other input.

• Stuck-At-1 fault pattern occurs when one input is always 1, regardless of the other input.

• Inversion fault pattern occurs when the output is inverted compared to the correct XOR gate output.
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Q1. Tell me abt yourself.
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Q2. What do you about Artificial Intelligence?
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Artificial Intelligence refers to the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems.
• AI involves the development of algorithms that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and language translation.

• Machine learning is a subset of AI that focuses on the development of algorithms that allow computers t...read more
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Q1. Why are you looking to change now?
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Q2. What is the latest book you read?
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I recently read 'The Alliance: Managing Talent in the Networked Age,' which explores innovative approaches to talent management.
• The book emphasizes the importance of building strategic partnerships in talent management.

• It discusses how organizations can leverage networks to enhance collaboration.

• Real-world examples illustrate successful alliance strategies in various industries.
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Q1. Reverse a linked list
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Reversing a linked list involves changing the direction of its nodes to point backwards.
• 1. Initialize three pointers: previous (prev), current (curr), and next.

• 2. Set prev to null and curr to the head of the list.

• 3. Iterate through the list: while curr is not null, do the following:

• - Store the next node: next = curr.next.

• - Reverse the current node's pointer: curr.next = prev.

• - Move prev and curr one step forwa...read more
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Q2. Implement an LRU cache
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An LRU (Least Recently Used) cache efficiently stores limited data, evicting the least recently accessed items when full.
• Use a hash map to store key-value pairs for O(1) access.

• Maintain a doubly linked list to track the order of usage.

• When adding a new item, check if it exists in the cache.

• If the cache is full, remove the least recently used item from the list and hash map.

• Example: For a cache size of 2, adding (1,1) a...read more
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