SystemVerilog Verification Methodology – using VMM (Pre-UVM)

SystemVerilog Verification Methodology – using VMM (Pre-UVM), available at Free, has an average rating of 4, with 9 lectures, based on 30 reviews, and has 1527 subscribers.

You will learn about SystemVerilog Verification Methodology Basics of good verification infrastructure Value of base classes in general, with VMM as vehicle This course is ideal for individuals who are Engineers in VLSI field It is particularly useful for Engineers in VLSI field.

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Summary

Title: SystemVerilog Verification Methodology – using VMM (Pre-UVM)

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 9

Number of Published Lectures: 9

Number of Curriculum Items: 9

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 9

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

SystemVerilog Verification Methodology
Basics of good verification infrastructure
Value of base classes in general, with VMM as vehicle

Who Should Attend

Engineers in VLSI field

Target Audiences

Engineers in VLSI field

Basic verification methodology course intended for engineers familiar with SystemVerilog language. This course uses VMM base class library as vehicle, but the concepts are equally applicable in all other libraries such as OVM, UVM. AVM, eRM etc. We start from the basics, introduce the top-level architecture of testbench, then delve into each of the components. For those looking for UVM equivalents, below correlation may help:

1. Section 1-3: Common across BCLs (Base Class Libraries)

2. Section 4: Transaction Modeling – UVM transactions/sequence items

3. Section 5: TLM Ports/Channels – UVM SEQ Item port/analysis ports

4. Section 6: Constrained Random Generation – UVM Sequences, SEQ macros

5. Section 7: Driver BFM – UVM Driver, Monitor BFM

6. Section 8: Complete Env – UVM ENV

7. Section 9: Controlling the test flow – UVM Phasing

Intention of each short section is to let the learners digest each piece in short and understand the rationale behind methodology guidelines. Goal is NOT to teach the syntax, rather explore why such guidelines are important, what are the common mistakes engineers do without these methodologies etc. If you need a full-fledged course on UVM with syntax, labs etc. feel free to contact us via training@cvcblr.com for a paid course.

This material is from an earlier recording at a training session and has some background hiss/noise, bear with us while we attempt to fix the same.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Layered Testbench approach

Lecture 1: Layered Testbench approach

Chapter 3: Testbench Architecture

Lecture 1: Testbench Architecture

Chapter 4: Transaction Modelling

Lecture 1: Transaction Modelling

Chapter 5: Connecting testbench components via TLM/Channels

Lecture 1: TLM Ports/Channels – basics

Chapter 6: Constrained Random Generation in Testbenches

Lecture 1: Generating stimulus

Chapter 7: Driver BFM modeling

Lecture 1: Driver BFM modeling

Chapter 8: Complete testbench Environment

Lecture 1: Testbench Envrionment – complete stack

Chapter 9: Controlling the test flow – Phasing concept

Lecture 1: Phasing concept

Instructors

Srinivasan Venkataramanan
CTO at CVC Pvt Ltd

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3 stars: 4 votes
4 stars: 6 votes
5 stars: 13 votes

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