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Advanced Design & Verification Course
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- Assignments After Modules
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Course Overview
At ChipXpert VLSI Training Institute, we offer an in-depth course in ASIC Design Verification (DV), also known as RTL/Functional Verification, which focuses on ensuring the functionality of RTL designs. Given that exhaustive verification is crucial for the accuracy of designs, the demand for Design Verification Engineers in the VLSI industry is notably higher compared to other skill sets.
Our Advanced Design Verification in VLSI course presents a comprehensive curriculum that covers digital design, Verilog for verification, SystemVerilog, and UVM. The course includes a wide range of examples, hands-on labs, and projects, and also introduces key industry-standard protocols, providing practical experience in real-world project implementation.
Designed to meet the current industry requirements, this course is delivered by experienced professionals actively working in the field of Design Verification. The curriculum emphasizes critical concepts, advanced methodologies, and hands-on learning. With a focus on labs and two detailed projects, the course ensures students gain practical exposure to the complexities of the VLSI industry.
Advanced Design & Verification Course Highlights
- Exclusively Designed for Freshers & Students
- 800+ Hours of Hands-On Training
- Industry-Relevant Projects
- Hands-On Lab Experience
- Training with Industry Standard Premium Tools
- Corporate-Level Communication Training
- Assignments & Assessments After Each Module
- Soft Skills & Weekly Mock Interviews
- Daily Group Discussions
- Foundation Courses Included
- 100% Job Assistance
- EMI Options

Course Fee
EMI Option
Merit Based Discount Option Upto 60%
Course Delivery Model
- Industry-Standard EDA Tools
- Offline Classroom Training
- Recorded Sessions on elearn Portal
- 24x7 Live WhatsApp Doubt Support
- Hands-On Lab Sessions
Course Duration & Timings
- Duration: 6 Months (Mon-Fri)
- Offline (Live + Recorded)
- Support: 24x7 Mentor Assistance
- Placement Assistance : 6 months
Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:

RTL Design Engineer

Verification Engineer

SoC Design Engineer

Design Verification Lead / Specialist
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VLSI - Design & Verification
Course Syllabus
Fundamentals of Electronic Device
Diode Biasing & VI Characteristics
MOSFET Operations: Modes of Functionality & Voltage-Current Characteristics
CMOS-Based Function Realization
Stick Diagrams & Layout Representation
Advanced MOSFET Effects: Body Effect, Channel Length Modulation, Punch-Through, Subthreshold Conduction, and Drain-Induced Barrier Lowering (DIBL)
Semiconductor Fabrication Process: Cleanroom Standards, Wafer Manufacturing, Oxidation, Diffusion, Ion Implantation & Lithography
Evaluation & Knowledge Testing
- Introduction to Linux
- Command-Line Operations
- File Management and Processes
- Text Editors (VI, GVIM, etc.)
- Text Manipulation Commands
- Network Operations and Utilities
- Special Keystrokes and Shortcuts
• Number System, Boolean Algebra,
• SOP and POS, K-Map,
• Combinational circuits, Sequential
circuits,
• Finite State machines,
• Frequency Division,
• Setup and Hold time checks,
• Advance Design Issues: Metastability,
Noise Margins, Power, Fanout, Timing
Considerations,
SV Testbench Architecture, Verilog vs System Verilog, SV Data types: 2 state vs 4 state variables, Dynamic Arrays, Associative Arrays, and its Usage.
Features of TCL & Applications
TCL Commands & Syntax
Variables & Data Types
Arithmetic Expressions & Operators
Comments, Identifiers & Reserved Words
Control Structures (Decisions & Loops)
Arrays, Strings & File I/O Operations
Procedures & Modular Scripting
Scripting Exercises (Basic to Advanced)
Tool-Specific Scripting
- Introduction to Python
- Control Structures and Functions
- Data Structures and File Handling
- Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python
- Python for Automation in VLSI
- Data Processing and Visualization
- Regular Expressions and Debugging
- Advanced Topics and Assignmnets
Verilog HDL
• ASIC Flow, Module, declaration and Instantiation, Components of
simulation, Procedural blocks, Lexical convections.
• Data types, Module Parameters, Operators, Primitives, Functional.
representation in Verilog.
• Arrays, Memories, System tasks, compiler Directives, Continuous and
Procedural Assignments, Examples of Blocking and Non-blocking statement.
• Race Condition, Timing Controls Sequential and Parallel Blocks, Conditional Statements, loops Statements.
• Task, Functions, Difference between task and Function.
Strings, Unions, Structures, Enumerated data Types, Events.
SV Interfaces: Interface ports, Mod ports, Clocking blocks, Virtual Interface, Program blocks.
SV Class, Inheritance, this operator, super operator, shallow copy, deep copy, parameterized classes, typedef classes, polymorphism, abstract class, encapsulation, dynamic casting, scope resolution operators.
IPC: Event, Mailbox, Semaphores Randomization & Constraints: Basics, specifying constraints, methods in constraints, random stability, random sequences, and random case.
Introduction, Advantage and types of assertions, Sequence & property, writing assertion using operators & system tasks.
Code coverage, functional coverage, cover groups, cover points, cover bins, cross coverage, coverage options & methods.
Limitations of SV testbench, Migrating from SV to UVM, UVM Architecture, UVM Class Hierarchy.
UVM Phase categorization, UVM Reporting.
TLM 1.0, TLM 2.0, Examples.
UVM Field Macros, Factory registration, create method, factory override.
UVM config database, construction of UVC, sequence generation, Sequences, Virtual Sequencer, Virtual Sequences.
- AXI Protocol Verification
- UART Controller Verification
- Memory Controller Verification (DDR/SDRAM)
- RISC-V Processor Verification
- I2C Bus Verification
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Who should join this course?
- Fresh engineering graduates in(2023,2024)ECE/EEE/Instrumentation/ Telecom/CSE/ Mechatronics
- BE/ B. Tech Students from 8th Semester can also enroll.
- M.Tech (VLSI/Embedded/Power Electronics) Freshers and students

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Placement Assistance
At ChipXpert VLSI Training Institute, our Placement Desk is dedicated to bridging the gap between skilled engineers and top-tier VLSI companies. The placement desk tracks entry-level openings at semiconductor product and service companies and helps trained engineers prepare for them.
We offer comprehensive placement assistance as part of our training package. From resume building and interview preparation to arranging direct interviews with hiring companies, our support continues through your job search. Additionally, we stay in constant touch with recruiters to ensure our students are matched with roles that best suit their skills and aspirations.
Our placement desk also offers personalized guidance for job seekers, including industry-specific tips and insights to help them excel during interviews. Candidates are encouraged to register with the placement desk for dedicated support throughout their job search. For further details or to start the placement process, please reach out to our Learning Advisor.
Why Choose ChipXpert
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ASIC Design Verification ensures that a chip behaves exactly as intended before it goes for fabrication. Since manufacturing errors are extremely costly, verification helps detect logical and functional issues early by simulating different scenarios and validating the design thoroughly.
This training focuses on real-world verification skills such as creating test environments, writing efficient test cases, debugging design issues, and working with modern verification languages and methodologies. You will also understand how verification is applied in actual semiconductor projects.
Basic understanding of digital electronics is helpful, but you don’t need advanced coding experience. The course is structured to guide learners from fundamentals to advanced verification concepts, making it suitable for beginners as well as those looking to upskill.
After completing the course, you can explore opportunities in roles focused on testing and validating chip designs, such as Verification Engineer, ASIC Engineer, or Validation Specialist. These roles are essential in semiconductor companies and offer strong career growth.
The course emphasizes hands-on learning, project-based training, and interview preparation. You will gain industry-relevant skills that employers look for, along with guidance on resumes and technical interviews to improve your chances of entering the VLSI domain.