Functional Verification using SystemVerilog

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This self-paced course takes learners deeper into the SystemVerilog language and how SystemVerilog is used as a Hardware Verification Language (HVL). Some of the powerful SystemVerilog concepts covered are OOPS in SystemVerilog, Assertions, Interfaces, Randomization, Functional Coverage, Inter-Process Communication and the Direct Programming Interface.

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Difficulty: Advanced

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Sandeepani Sandeepani Author
 

Functional Verification using SystemVerilog

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General Instructions

General Instructions

Introduction to SystemVerilog

Introduction to Verification
Introduction to SystemVerilog
Testbench Components
Verification Methodology

SystemVerilog datatypes

Built-in datatypes
Packed and unpacked arrays
Lab: Packed and Unpacked Arrays
Dynamic Arrays
Lab: Dynamic Arrays
Queues
Lab: Queues
Associative Arrays
Lab: Associative Arrays

Procedural Statements

Looping, Tasks and Functions
Final block,  Creating new datatypes
Procedural blocks, User-defined structures, Unions

SystemVerilog building blocks

Interface block, Program Block, Clocking Blocks

OOPS concepts

Class – Concepts and Features
Lab: Basics of Class
Lab: Inheritance, Data Encapsulation
Lab: Polymorphism

SystemVerilog Assertions

SystemVerilog Assertions
Lab: Assertions

Randomization

Randomization – Concepts and Types
Lab: Random tasks and functions
Lab: Class based and Constrained Randomization
Lab: Weighted distribution, Inherited constraints

Functional Coverage

Code Coverage
Lab: Code Coverage
Functional Coverage
Lab: Functional Coverage

Inter-Process Communication

Processes, Mailboxes, Events and Semaphones
Lab: Mailboxes, Events and Semaphones

Direct Programming Interface

Introduction to DPI
Lab: DPI

SystemVerilog Testbench

Verification building blocks
Lab: SystemVerilog Testbench