$299/Day - Designing and Verification with SystemVerilog

Designing and Verification with SystemVerilog

This comprehensive course is a thorough introduction to SystemVerilog constructs for design and verification. It is a combination of the instructional material found in Designing with SystemVerilog and Verification with SystemVerilog. This class addresses writing RTL code using the new constructs available in SystemVerilog as well as testbenches to verify your design under test (DUT). New data types, structs, unions, arrays, procedural blocks, and re-usable tasks, functions, and packages, are all covered in the designing phase of the course. Object-oriented modeling, randomization, code coverage, assertions, and the Direct Programming Interface (DPI) are all covered in the verification phase. The information gained can be applied to any digital design and verification flow. This course combines insightful lectures with practical lab exercises to reinforce key concepts.

In this three-day course, you will gain valuable hands-on experience. Incoming students with a Verilog background will finish this course empowered with the ability to more efficiently develop and verify RTL designs.

3-Day Instructor-led Course	Price USD	Training Credits
Hosted Online - $299/day	$897	9
In-Person Registration - $399/day	$1197	12
Printed Course Book (A PDF book is included in the course fee)	$100	1
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Scheduled Classes

Live Online Training (9am-5pm ET)

October 31 - November 2, 2023 | Register Today

March 12-14, 2024 | Register Today

July 23-25, 2024 | Register Today

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Training Duration:

3 Days

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Who should attend:

FPGA designers and logic designers.

Skills Gained

After completing this comprehensive training, you will know how to:

Describe the features and benefits of using SystemVerilog for RTL design
Identify the new data types supported in SystemVerilog
Use an enumerated data type for coding a finite state machine (FSM)
Explain how to use structures, unions, and arrays
Describe the new procedural blocks and analyze the affected synthesis results
Define the enhancements and ability to reuse tasks, functions, and packages
Identify how to simplify module definitions and instantiations using interfaces
Examine how to efficiently code in SystemVerilog for FPGA design simulation and synthesis
Target and optimize Xilinx FPGAs by using SystemVerilog
Synthesize and analyze SystemVerilog designs with the Vivado^™ Design Suite
Download a complete SystemVerilog design to an evaluation board
Describe the advantages and enhancements to SystemVerilog to support verification
Discuss and use the various new verification building blocks available in SystemVerilog
Describe object-oriented programming and create a class-based verification environment
Explain the various methods for creating random data
Create and utilize random data for generating stimulus to a DUT
Identify how SystemVerilog enhances functional coverage for simulation verification
Utilize assertions to quickly identify correct behavior in simulation
Identify how the direct programming interface can be used with C/C++ in a verification environment

Course Outline

Day 1	Day 2	Day 3
Introduction to SystemVerilog Data Types Demo: SystemVerilog Integer Data Types LAB: SystemVerilog Data Types Use enumerated data types to build a finite state machine and perform synthesis to analyze the results. Structures, Unions, and Arrays LAB: Structures and Unions Learn about packed and unpacked structures and unions and how to access their members. Additional Operators in System Verilog Procedural Statements and Flow Control LAB: always_ff and always_comb Procedural Blocks Learn to use the new procedural blocks always_comb, always_ff, and always_latch to produce the intended synthesized results.	Functions, Tasks, and Packages LAB: Functions, Tasks, and Packages Create a new package and import that package into the module. Interfaces Targeting Xilinx FPGAs LAB: Interfaces and Design Download Use an interface to simplify the module inputs and outputs. Download and verify the design in-circuit. Introduction to SystemVerilog for Verification SystemVerilog Verification Building Blocks LAB: Connecting the Testbench to the DUT Utilize new SystemVerilog verification building blocks to connect the input data to the DUT Object-Oriented Modeling LAB: Object-Oriented Modeling Use object-oriented programming concepts to create a class for enhancing the verification of the DUT	Randomization LAB: Randomization Create random data as input into the DUT to fully validate the design. Coverage LAB: Coverage Create and use a coverage group to validate the code coverage for the DUT. Make adjustments and again validate the coverage. Assertions LAB: Assertions Create an assertion to validate all possible conditions are verified for the DUT Direct Programming Interface Demo: Direct Programming Interface Inter Process Communication

Please note: The instructor may change the content order to provide a better learning experience.

Prerequisites:

Verilog design experience or completion of Designing with Verilog

RELATED COURSES:

Designing with Verilog

Updated 7-14-2023

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