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  • UVM Framework

    In this track you will learn more about UVM Framework and how it that provides a reusable UVM methodology and code generator for rapid testbench generation.

  • Industry Data and Surveys

    Every two years, Siemens EDA commissions Wilson Research Group to conduct a broad, vendor-independent survey of design verification practices around the world. Results of the functional verification study demonstrate an ongoing convergence of design and verification practices toward a common methodology.

  • Advanced Debug Techniques

    In this track, you will learn how the Visualizer Debug Environment can debug and verify your complex SoCs and FPGAs.

  • UVM Connect

    UVM Connect will demonstrate how to reuse your SystemC architectural models and/or reuse SystemVerilog UVM agents to verify models in SystemC.

  • SystemVerilog OOP for UVM Verification

    The SystemVerilog OOP for UVM Verification is aimed at introducing the OOP features in SystemVerilog most commonly used by the UVM in the simplest form.

  • Advanced UVM

    Advanced UVM builds upon the concepts covered in Basic UVM to take your UVM understanding to the next level.

  • Aerospace and Defense Verification Tech Day

    Join Siemens EDA as we share an engineering update on the methodologies, technologies, and solutions for the ASIC, FPGA, and systems verification challenges unique to today’s aerospace and defense industry. Design and verification engineers and managers serving the aerospace and defense industry won’t want to miss this deep dive into the future of digital verification.

  • The “Formal 101” Series: Learn Formal the Easy Way

    Everyone wants exhaustive verification, and thus people want to learn more about formal property checking flows and tools. But they either don’t where to start, or they are afraid that the learning curve will be protracted and confusing.

  • Improving Your SystemVerilog Language and UVM Methodology Skills

    If you are building complex testbenches with SystemVerilog and UVM, this series is for you. The series dives into many aspects of these two areas, to give you deeper insight about how to apply the language and methodology on your projects. Whether you are new to SystemVerilog and UVM, or have been writing code for many years, take a fresh look at the fundamentals and learn some new ideas and approaches.

  • Sequential Logic Equivalence Checking

    In this track, you will be introduced to the concept of sequential logic equivalence checking and its common applications. You will also learn how to start with Questa® SLEC to verify design optimization, bug fix/ECOs, low power clock gating logic, and safety mechanisms.

  • UVM Basics

    UVM Basics will raise a user's level of UVM knowledge to the point where users have sufficient confidence in their own technical understanding that it becomes less of a barrier to adoption.

  • Introduction to ISO 26262

    The purpose of this track is to provide engineers and managers with a basic understanding of the key concepts of ISO 26262. This includes information on the scope of the standard, how the standard addresses the broader automotive supply chain, and key requirements defined at each phase of the product lifecycle.

  • Formal Property Checking

    Questa Property Checking (PropCheck) supports general assertion-based formal verification to ensure that the design meets its specific functional requirements.

  • Introduction to DO-254

    DO-254 has been around for over 15 years and has been applied almost exclusively in the commercial Aerospace industry. Because it has been focused in a subset of the electronic hardware market, many engineers and companies have little to no knowledge of DO-254.

  • What is Formal, and How It Works Under-the-Hood

    It’s common knowledge that formal property verification – “formal”, for short – delivers exhaustive results. In a nutshell, formal tools statically analyze a design’s behavior with respect to a given set of properties, exhaustively exploring all possible input sequences in a breadth-first search manner to uncover design errors that would otherwise be missed.

  • Handling Inconclusive Assertions in Formal Verification

    In this track, you will be introduced to techniques to help formal tools solve inconclusive assertions. You will also learn tool options to help convergence, introduce techniques for reducing assertion and design complexity.

  • Visualizer: Livesim / Interactive

    In this track, you will learn how Visualizer Debug Environment provides a full set of synchronized views that analyze waveforms, source code, connectivity and more for Verilog, SystemVerilog, VHDL and SystemC. In addition to being very intuitive and easy to use, Visualizer has several powerful features that improve debug productivity for SystemVerilog/UVM, transaction-level, RTL, gate-level and low-power design and verification.

  • Formal Coverage

    Formal coverage is a hot topic these days. Simulation has a number of metrics for helping determine when verification is done. These include code coverage, assertions coverage, transaction coverage, and functional coverage to name a few.

  • UVM Debug

    In this track, we examine common UVM debug issues, and provide a systematic set of recommendations to effectively address them.

  • Questa VRM and Jenkins

    This track will define terms, logically divide up the verification effort, and lay the foundation for actual verification planning and management on a real project.

  • An Introduction to Unit Testing with SVUnit

    SVUnit is an open-source test framework for ASIC and FPGA developers writing Verilog/SystemVerilog code. SVUnit is the only SystemVerilog test framework suited for both design and verification engineers.

  • Power Aware CDC Verification

    In this track, you will learn the low power CDC methodology by discussing the low power CDC challenges, describing the UPF-related power logic structures relevant to CDC analysis, and explaining a low power CDC verification methodology.

  • Automatic Formal Solutions

    After a brief introductory session outlining the general architecture of formal apps, in each subsequent session of this track will deep dive on a specific verification challenge and the corresponding formal application.

  • Formal-Based Technology

    This track introduces basic concepts and terminology that should be useful by any engineer wishing to mature their formal-based technology skills.

  • Formal Assertion-Based Verification

    In this track, you will learn how to get started with direct property checking including: test planning for formal, SVA coding tricks that get the most out of the formal analysis engines.