Design Verification

Master the Art of Chip Validation & Functional Verification

Join Atharva Silicon Institute’s  VLSI Design Verification Training and master SystemVerilog, UVM, and verification methodologies with hands-on semiconductor industry training.

In today’s semiconductor industry, Design Verification (DV) plays a critical role in ensuring chip functionality, performance, and reliability before fabrication. Atharva Silicon Institute’s Design Verification Course is designed to equip students and professionals with industry-relevant skills in verification methodologies, SystemVerilog, UVM, and real-world project exposure.

Whether you are a fresher, graduate, or working professional, this course prepares you for high-demand roles in semiconductor companies and VLSI design houses.

The Design Verification course focuses on validating RTL designs using modern verification methodologies and tools. You will learn how to write testbenches, create assertions, perform functional coverage, debug complex designs, and work with industry-standard verification frameworks.

Course Duration: 6 to 8 Months
Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Beginner to Advanced

Module 1: Digital Design & Verification Basics
  • Review of digital electronics concepts
  • RTL design flow and verification life cycle
  • Difference between simulation, synthesis, and verification
  • Data types, arrays, and structures
  • Procedural blocks, tasks, and functions
  • Interfaces and clocking blocks
  • Randomization and constraints
  • Classes and objects
  • Inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation
  • Virtual methods and factory concepts
  • Layered testbench architecture
  • Driver, monitor, scoreboard, and checker
  • Transaction-level modeling
  • SystemVerilog Assertions (SVA)
  • Immediate and concurrent assertions
  • Functional coverage concepts
  • Coverage-driven verification
  • UVM environment and components
  • Sequences, drivers, monitors, agents
  • UVM factory, configuration database
  • Phases and objections
  • Reporting and debugging in UVM
  • Verification of industry protocols such as:
  • AMBA (AXI, AHB, APB)
  • UART, SPI, I2C
  • Writing reusable verification components
  • Simulation debugging techniques
  • Log analysis and waveform debugging
  • Regression testing and coverage closure

Graduates of this course can apply for roles such as:

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