Synopsys Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Write code of frequency divider
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Q2. Difference between latch & flip flop
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General aptitude questions

Problem solving, solved 2 out of 3 questions

General topics were given in gd

Q1. Programming concepts
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Q2. Projects and coding round questions solved
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Q1. Asked about projects and previous company's work
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Q2. Tree traversal with vertical order
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Tree traversal with vertical order involves traversing a binary tree in a top-to-bottom order for each vertical column.
• Use a hashmap to store nodes at each vertical level

• Perform a level order traversal and update the hashmap with nodes at each vertical level

• Sort the keys of the hashmap to get the nodes in vertical order
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Q1. Design a phonebook app
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Phonebook app for storing and organizing contacts
• Allow users to add, edit, and delete contacts

• Include search functionality for easy access to contacts

• Implement sorting options by name, phone number, etc.

• Provide option to categorize contacts into groups or favorites
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Q2. Ant puzzle, Flipping coin puzzle
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Q1. General behavioral and situational questions about team members
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Q1. Identify if the number is positive, negative or zero
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Identify if a number is positive, negative, or zero
• Check if the number is greater than 0 to determine if it is positive

• Check if the number is less than 0 to determine if it is negative

• If the number is neither greater nor less than 0, it is zero
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Basic questions on oops and dsa pointers

Q1. Coding questions
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Q2. String Question
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Basic ece ques and apti

Q1. What are flip flops and latches
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Flip flops and latches are sequential logic circuits used in digital electronics to store and transfer data.
• Flip flops are clocked circuits that store one bit of data, while latches are level-sensitive circuits that store data as long as the enable signal is active.

• Flip flops are edge-triggered, meaning they change state on a clock edge, while latches are level-triggered, changing state as long as the enable signal is ...read more
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Q2. Verilog projects
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Q1. Why do you want to work at Synopsys?
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I want to work at Synopsys because of their reputation for innovation and cutting-edge technology in the field of ASIC design verification.
• Synopsys is a leader in the EDA industry, known for their advanced tools and solutions for semiconductor design.

• I am impressed by Synopsys' commitment to research and development, which aligns with my passion for pushing the boundaries of technology.

• I believe working at Synopsys wil...read more
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Q2. Talk us a little bit about yourself
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