UVM course is a 5-week practical course on UVM methodology with projects on APB UVC and memory test bench development.
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UVM Course Overview
UVM course is a 5 weeks course providing in-depth exposure to all UVM constructs with practical examples. Course includes projects on APB UVC development and memory TB development to help participants learn entire TB flow.
Course includes multiple assignments to help participants gain expertise with UVM methodology.
- What is UVM? Need for a methodology?
- How UVM evolved?
- OVM, AVM, RVM, NVM, eRM
- UVM class library
- Classification of base classes in various categories
- OOP basics
- Encapsulation
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Parameterized classes
- Parameterized macros
- Static properties and static methods
- Abstract classes
- Pure virtual methods
- How above aspect correlates with UVM implementation.
- UVM Class Library, Macros, Utilities
- Detailed overview of important UVM base classes, Macros and Utility classes.
- UVM TB Architecture
- Setting up a UVM based testbench for APB protocol from scratch.
- Significance of uvm_root in UVM based testbenches.
- run_test, how it starts whole TB flow.
- Command line processor
- Reporting classes
- Uvm_report_object
- Uvm_report_handler
- Uvm_report_server
- Detailed examples on use of methods in these classes.
- Objections
- UVM Factory
- Configuration DB, Resource DB
- Detailed usage of both data bases.
- How config_db is related to resource_db?
- Using config_db to change the testbench architecture.
- TLM1.0
- Push
- Pull
- FIFO
- Analysis
- Complex example on AHB to AXI transaction conversion.
- Simulation Phases
- UVM common phases
- Scheduled phases
- Sequences, Sequencers
- Default sequence
- p_sequencer
- m_sequencer
- Test case development
- Different styles of mapping testcase to sequence
- Using default sequence and scheduled phases
- Using sequence start method
- Configuring TB Environment
- Advanced aspects of developing a highly configurable test bench environment.
- Concept of knobs of test case scenario generation
- Using top level parameters to control the overall TB architecture
- AHB Protocol and AHB UVC development
- Coding from scratch with detailed explanation of each aspect.
- Setting up a highly configurable UVC to meet different TB requirements.
- Different testbench component coding
- Monitor
- Coverage
- Scoreboard
- Checkers
- Assertions
- Different styles of sequence development
- `uvm_do
- Start_item and finish_item
- Using existing sequences

Key Features
Who All Can Attend This UVM Course?
This UVM course is ideal for recent engineering graduates and entry-level professionals from ECE, EEE, CSE and IT backgrounds who are eager to begin a career in VLSI verification.Pre-requisites To Take UVM Basic Course
- Basic Digital Logic
- Familiarity with Verilog/SystemVerilog
- Enthusiasm to Learn Verification
High Demand for UVM Basic Course
Know about the Growing VLSI industry
Responsible for creating UVM-based testbenches, developing verification plans, writing test cases, and ensuring that the RTL design meets all functional requirements.
Over 70% of semiconductor companies require UVM skills for verification roles.
UVM-trained verification engineers are 40% more likely to be hired for high-budget projects.
Verification roles contribute to 60% of hiring demand in front-end VLSI design teams.
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