Specman Fundamentals for Block-Level Environment Developers

Date	Version	Country	Location
01 - 05 Mar 2021	18.03	Germany	EMEA-Blended Training Germany	ENROLL
Scheduled upon demandOn demand				EXPRESS INTERESTINQUIRE

Version	Region
20.03	Online	ENROLL
18.03	Online	ENROLL
Other Versions	Online	EXPRESS INTERESTINQUIRE

Length : 5 days

Course Description

In this course, you create an e language reusable block-level verification environment and simulate it with the Xcelium™ simulator and analyze the simulation with the SimVision™ graphical simulation analysis environment.

The course provides an introduction to the e language in the context of the Coverage-Driven Verification (CDV) methodology. You use the standard Universal Verification Methodology (UVM-e) to build a reusable verification environment.

Learning Objectives

After completing this course, you will be able to:

Explain the need for and nature of the coverage-driven verification methodology
Implement basic e syntax
Generate constrained random values
Define conditional struct subtypes
Connect to and interact with the DUT
Check the DUT behavior
Cover the DUT functionality
Develop an interface UVC for the Simple Packet Protocol
Develop a sequence library for stimulus generation
Develop a module UVC for the SPP router module
Implement a mechanism to handle reset during verification
Implement a mechanism to cleanly terminate the simulation

Software Used in This Course

Xcelium Single-Core
Integrated Metrics Center

Software Release(s)

XCELIUM2003, VMANAGER2003

Modules in this Course

Introduction to Coverage-Driven Verification
Write Simple e Programs
Generating Constrained Random Values
Creating Test Variations with AOP
Connecting to and Interacting with the DUT
Checking DUT Behavior
Covering DUT Functionality
Developing an Interface UVC
Developing Sequences
Developing a Module UVC
Handling Reset and End-Of-Test

Audience

Verification personnel wanting to use the e Functional Verification language and potentially also the e Universal Verification Methodology (e-UVM).

Prerequisites

You must have experience with or knowledge of the following:

Any object-oriented language, such as C++, C#, SystemVerilog class constructs, Java or Python

Related Courses

Specman Advanced Verification

Please see course learning maps at this link for a visual representation of courses and course relationships. Regional course catalogs may be viewed here.

Course ID: 85034

CONTACT TRAINING

Specman Fundamentals for Block-Level Environment Developers

Course Description

Learning Objectives

Software Used in This Course

Software Release(s)

Modules in this Course

Audience

Prerequisites

Related Courses

Blended/Virtual Training

Mix Your Training Cocktail

New Challenges? - Our Answer

Experience the Blended/Virtual Training Solution

INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS

Training Bytes

Cadence Learning And Support

Even better-together!