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  • Reusable Coverage, Reporting, and Options

    You will learn how to create reusable covergroups, explore covergroup methods, extract coverage results, and control SystemVerilog cover capabilities.

  • Reusable Coverage, Reporting, and Options

    You will learn how to create reusable covergroups, explore covergroup methods, extract coverage results, and control SystemVerilog cover capabilities.

  • Sampling and Using Coverage

    You will learn how to sample a covergroup. You will also learn where you can add covergroups in your testbench.

  • Sampling and Using Coverage

    You will learn how to sample a covergroup. You will also learn where you can add covergroups in your testbench.

  • Creating and Using Constrained Random

    This session, with five lessons shown in the tabs below, covers the fundamentals of constrained random verification and basic SystemVerilog constructs for effective testing. Identify and correct Verilog constraints influenced by operator bit width, signed results, and precedence. Understand how bit-width and signed results errors contribute to randomization errors. Apply SystemVerilog constructs for desired random distributions and explore random variables and constraints in your testbench.

  • Introduction to Constrained Random Stimulus

    You will learn the fundamentals of constrained random verification and basic SystemVerilog constructs for effective testing.

  • Introduction to Constrained Random Stimulus

    You will learn the fundamentals of constrained random verification and basic SystemVerilog constructs for effective testing.

  • Verilog Expression Impact on Constraints

    You will learn to identify and correct Verilog constraints influenced by operator bit width, signed results, and precedence.

  • Verilog Expression Impact on Constraints

    You will learn to identify and correct Verilog constraints influenced by operator bit width, signed results, and precedence.

  • Issues Contributing to Randomization Failures

    You will learn how bit width and signed results errors in Verilog expressions contribute to randomization errors.

  • Issues Contributing to Randomization Failures

    You will learn how bit width and signed results errors in Verilog expressions contribute to randomization errors.

  • Random Stimulus Probabilities and Statistics

    You will learn to apply SystemVerilog constructs for achieving desired random distributions and understand their underlying probabilities.

  • Random Stimulus Probabilities and Statistics

    You will learn to apply SystemVerilog constructs for achieving desired random distributions and understand their underlying probabilities.

  • Random Variable and Constraint Features

    You will learn about the capabilities and features of SystemVerilog random variables and constraints, and the testbench elements that can be randomized.

  • Random Variable and Constraint Features

    You will learn about the capabilities and features of SystemVerilog random variables and constraints, and the testbench elements that can be randomized.

  • Connecting the Testbench to the Design

    This session, with three lessons shown in the tabs below, covers the connection between the Testbench and the DUT (Device Under Test). Learn about interfaces, signal descriptions, and modeling signaling delays. Understand protocol signaling, its driving and monitoring, and the emulatability of the implementation in hardware. By the end, you’ll master connecting your testbench to the design effectively.

  • Connecting the DUT and Testbench

    You will learn about the connection between the testbench and the DUT (Device Under Test) in this informative lesson.

  • Connecting the DUT and Testbench

    You will learn about the connection between the testbench and the DUT (Device Under Test) in this informative lesson.

  • Interface Ports, Timing, and Direction

    You will learn about interfaces, signal descriptions, and modeling signaling delays in this important lesson.

  • Interface Ports, Timing, and Direction

    You will learn about interfaces, signal descriptions, and modeling signaling delays in this important lesson.

  • Implementing Protocol Signaling

    You will learn about interfaces, signal descriptions, and modeling signaling delays in this important lesson.

  • Implementing Protocol Signaling

    You will learn about protocol signaling, its driving and monitoring, and the emulatability of the implementation in hardware in this lesson.

  • Execution Semantics and Synchronization

    This session, with three lessons shown in the tabs below, covers SystemVerilog constructs for controlling simulation timing and synchronizing testbench components. Learn about SystemVerilog threads for modeling concurrent processes and creating complex testbenches. Understand the use of semaphores and mailboxes for managing concurrent processes effectively. By the end, you’ll master execution semantics and synchronization in your simulations.

  • Timing and Execution Semantics

    You will learn about SystemVerilog constructs that are used to control simulation timing. Understanding these constructs and their execution semantics is critical as we learn how to synchronize various components of our testbench.

  • Timing and Execution Semantics

    You will learn about SystemVerilog constructs that are used to control simulation timing. Understanding these constructs and their execution semantics is critical as we learn how to synchronize various components of our testbench.