Course

SYSTEM VERILOG WITH TCL

VLSI VERILOG WITH TCL Training

People wanting to have VLSI VERILOG WITH TCL education must come to DUCAT. DUCAT is the best for any IT connected teaching. The training given is fully specialized and it's unnecessary to say that after schooling the trainees become specialized in the field. This course gives an in-depth awareness going into details starting from system design,problem connected to definition, analysis related necessities and others details of testing. This course will includes practical tests and industrial test which provides self-assurance to students to clear industrial interview and pass the certification exam with VLSI VERILOG WITH TCL.

Six Week Industrial Training on Advanced VLSI-Verification using SystemVerilog and basic scripting

  • Course Type - Hands-on Training
  • Duration - 6 weeks(Including week-off)
  • Eligibility- BE/BTech/ME/Mtech
  • Prerequisite - Digital,Verilog and C
  • Tool - Modelsim ,Questasim

Verification concepts in VLSI

  • VLSI Design Flow
  • The Verification Process
  • The Verification Methodology
  • Basic Testbench Functionality
  • Directed Testing
  • Methodology Basics
  • Testbench Components
  • Layered Testbench
  • Building a Layered Testbench
  • Simulation Environment Phases
  • Verification Flow in VLSI
  • Verification domains and tools
  • What is bug?
  • Bug tools introduction etc.

System Verilog Basics

  • Introduction to systemVerilog
  • Systemverilog Advantages over verilog and VHDL
  • Use of system verilog in Industries and for Design
  • Why SV for Verification?
  • Data Types
  • Operators
  • Keywords
  • Arrays
  • Queue
  • New constructs in SV
  • Tasks and Functions
  • Experiments on each constructs on lab

System Verilog for verification

  • Object oriented paradigm (OOPs) – class introduction & inheritance
  • Task Functions and Void Functions
  • Procedural statements and routines
  • Creating new Objects
  • Memory allocation
  • Writing verification environment

Basic Scripting using Tcl

  • Introduction
  • Data types, variables, assignments and expressions
  • Lists, arrays and associative arrays
  • Subroutines or Procedures
  • Control structures
  • File Input and Output
  • The world of regular expressions
  • More on TCL - trace, eval, exec, info, history, format