[3 sessions] SystemVerilog for Design and Verification

[3 sessions] SystemVerilog for Design and Verification

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This is a 3-session professional training programme taking engineers from Verilog to the SystemVerilog used in modern RTL design and verification.

The programme covers data types, procedural blocks, interfaces, and clocking blocks, then moves on to classes, constrained randomisation, and functional coverage, before covering assertions, DPI, and reuse. Each session combines concise teaching with two live demonstrations using FIFO and ALU designs.

The programme consists of three sessions:

• Session 1 — Introduction to SystemVerilog

• Session 2 — Classes, Randomisation and Coverage

• Session 3 — Assertions, DPI and Reuse

What You Will Learn

By the end of this programme, you will:

• Understand SystemVerilog data types, procedural blocks and operators

• Use interfaces, modports and clocking blocks in RTL and testbenches

• Apply classes, object-oriented programming and constrained randomisation

• Develop randomised stimulus and functional coverage

• Write assertion-based checks using SVA sequences and properties

• Connect C code to SystemVerilog testbenches using DPI-C

• Understand debug, regression triage and verification reuse

• Explore UVM, VIP, Portable Stimulus and AI across the verification flow

• Recognise coding issues that can cause simulation and synthesis mismatches

Why This Matters

SystemVerilog provides the language foundations for modern RTL design, testbench development and verification reuse.

This programme develops practical skills through familiar FIFO and ALU examples, showing how interfaces, randomised classes, coverage, assertions and DPI can be applied progressively.

Ideal For

• RTL designers moving from Verilog to SystemVerilog

• Design verification engineers

• Graduates entering verification

• Engineers preparing for UVM, SVA or formal verification training

Working knowledge of Verilog and digital design is required. No prior SystemVerilog experience is needed.

Training Format

• 3 sessions

• 2 hours per session

• 6 hours in total

• Live online training

• 6 live demonstrations using FIFO and ALU designs

• Two five-minute quizzes per session

• Ten-minute break per session

• Five-minute closing Q&A

• Course materials covering all 24 topics

Participants need a laptop and a stable internet connection.