No, RVX is intended to support users who are already familiar with SoC development.
The required knowledge must be obtained through other courses or learning resources.

Yes, it is supported.
However, the license tools themselves must be purchased from the respective vendors,
as we are unable to provide them.

RVX includes all RTL components necessary for SoC design, including the top-level module.
However, elements related to the semiconductor process are provided as black boxes.
Therefore, to fabricate an actual chip,
you must replace these black-box components with those supplied by a contracted design house.

It is almost impossible due to the cost issue.
Unlike a small IP block that a university lab might submit via MPW,
an RVX-generated SoC is significantly larger and more complex.
Fabricating such a chip requires professional support from a design house,
which typically costs several hundred thousand USD, making it impractical for most university laboratories.