Amplify Your Career in Design Verification
Master SystemVerilog, UVM, and advanced verification methodologies from industry architects.
Get 100% placement support to land your dream job at a top-tier company
Design Verification Overview
Design Verification (DV) is the most critical and resource-intensive phase of the modern chip design lifecycle. The goal is to find and fix functional bugs in a design before it is sent for manufacturing, saving millions of dollars.
With chip complexity growing exponentially, the demand for skilled DV engineers who can build smart, reusable testbenches using SystemVerilog and UVM is at an all-time high. At Tri-Amp, our program is designed to transform you into a job-ready verification expert, capable of ensuring “first-pass silicon” success.
Duration
24 Weeks / 6 Months
TRAINING MODES
Full-Time Offline (Classroom) & Live Online
DESIGNED FOR
B.Tech/M.Tech Graduates & Working Professionals in VLSI
- Course Delivery Model
- Duration & Timing
- VLSI Tools & Lab
- Who Can Attend This Course
- Payment Options
- Placement Support
- Flexible Learning: Choose between immersive Offline (Classroom) training at our state-of-the-art lab or interactive Live Online classes.
- Hands-On Labs: The course is 70% practical. You will have 24/7 remote access to our servers to work on projects using licensed EDA tools.
- Dedicated Support: Get your doubts cleared instantly through dedicated support channels and scheduled 1-on-1 mentorship sessions with your trainers.
- Total Duration: 24 Weeks (6 Months)
- Class Schedule:
Offline/Online: 5 days a week (Mon-Fri)
Daily Sessions: 3 hours of expert-led theory + 4 hours of dedicated, mentored lab sessions. - Total Hours: 400+ hours of intensive, hands-on learning.
- Simulation: Siemens Questa, Synopsys VCS, Cadence Xcelium
- Debugging: Verdi, DVE
- Protocols: AMBA (AXI, AHB, APB)
- Lab Access: 24/7 remote VPN access to our high-performance servers, ensuring you work on licensed, full-version tools, not limited student editions.
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Fresh Graduates: B.E/B.Tech/M.E/M.Tech in ECE, EEE, or allied fields (e.g., 2023/2024/2025 pass-outs).
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Working Professionals: Engineers in testing, validation, or other domains looking to transition into a core VLSI career.
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Faculty: College lecturers seeking to upgrade their skills with current industry practices.
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Prerequisites: Strong fundamentals in Digital Logic Design. Basic knowledge of Verilog is highly recommended.
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Flexible Payments: Pay the course fee through secure online banking, credit/debit cards, or UPI.
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EMI Options: We offer no-cost EMI options through our financial partners. Talk to our admissions counselor to find a payment plan that works for you.
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Our Commitment: Our dedicated placement team provides 100% placement support as a core part of the program.
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Career Prep: We conduct rigorous mock interviews, technical presentation sessions, and resume-building workshops.
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Hiring Partner Network: We have direct connections with top-tier semiconductor companies and will actively schedule your interviews for open positions.
Tri-Amp’s Design Verification Curriculum
1: Essentials of Linux
- Introduction to Linux,
- Command Line Operators,
- File Operations, Processes,
- Text Editors,
- Text Manipulating,
- Network Operations,
- Special Keystrokes
- GVIM
2: Digital Design
- 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, FIFO Depth Calculation
3: CMOS Devices and Technology
- Electronic Devices, Power Sources, Thevenin and Norton Theorem
- Semiconductors Device Physics : Atomic Structure, Electronic Configuration, Doping, Diode – Biasing and VI Characteristics
- MOSFET : Regions of operation, VI Characteristics
- Function implementation using CMOS
- Stick Diagram and Layout
- Second order effects : Body Effect, Channel length modulation, Punch through, subthreshold conduction, DIBL
- Process Technology : Clean Room, Wafer manufacturing, Oxidation, Diffusion, Ion Implementation, Lithography
4: Verilog HDL
- Introduction to Verilog
- Overview of Digital design with Verilog HDL
- Hierarchical Modeling Concepts: Top-down, bottom-up Design Methodology, modules, components of simulation, stimulus block.
- Modeling Styles in Verilog: Behavioral or algorithmic level, data flow level, gate level, switch level.
- Basic concepts: Lexical conventions, Operators, data types, System tasks, directives, File Input and output.
- Modules and Ports: Module definition, port declaration, connecting ports, hierarchical referencing.
- Behavioral Modeling: Initial and always, blocking and non blocking statements, delay control, event control, conditional statements, loops, sequential and parallel blocks.
5: Verification with Verilog
- Verification Concepts:
✓ ASIC Design Flow
✓ Verification Flow
✓ Test bench Architecture
✓ Verification Plan - Verification of combinational and sequential circuits:
✓ Examples: Half adder, full adder, Encoder, comparator and their verification
✓ Sequential circuits Verification: – D-FF, Shift registers
✓ Parameters and parameterized modules
✓ Mini project using Verilog
6: System Verilog (SV)
- Arrays Packed and Unpacked and Queues
- Dynamic and associative Arrays and their methods
- Interfaces, Modports, Programming Blocks, Clocking Blocks
- Creating Instances, Connecting DUT and TB via Interfaces
- Tasks and Functions
- Threads, Fork Join, Fork join_none, Fork join_any
- Virtual interfaces
- Semaphore
- Mailbox
- OOPs Concepts – Classes, objects and handles, Polymorphism and Inheritance
- Virtual Methods, Static Variable and Methods
- Shallow copy, Deep Copy
- Parameterized classes, Abstract Classes
Introduction to System Verilog – Basic Data types, Enum, Packages
7: Advanced System Verilog
- Randomization and Constraints
- Coverage Based Verification: Cover points and bins, cross coverage
- Assertions
- DPI Calls
8: Universal Verification Methodology (UVM)
- Motivation for UVM
- Evolution of UVM
- Components in UVM Testbench
- Creating Test Stimulus
- Phasing in UVM
- Factory Mechanism
- UVM Reporting mechanism
- TLM Ports
- Driver-sequencer Handshaking
- Config_db and Resource_db usage and its method
9: Transaction Level Modelling (TLM)
- Introduction to TLM
- Ports, exports, implementation
- Analysis ports
- TLM FIFO
- Analysis FIFO
- Request-response channel
- Sequencer – driver interaction
- Sockets and transport channels
10: Introduction to Factory
- Factory Overrides: by instance, by type
- UVM Resource : Config db and resource db
- Sequence
11: UVM Environment Components
- Agent,
- Env,
- Test,
- Scoreboard,
- Monitor,
- Coverage
12: Verification Component/Architecture Development
- Data Item for generation
- Transaction Modelling
- Driver implementation
- Sequencer
- Monitor
- Agent
- Scoreboard
- Environment
- Testcase
- Top Module
13: Advanced UVM Concepts
- RAL Model,
- Integration with DUT,
- UVM Tips & Tricks
- Virtual Sequence
Protocol Development
Advanced Peripheral Bus (APB) Protocol training involves Protocol theory, concepts read and write timing cycles, and operation states. Advanced concepts on error response of APB will also be covered. Component development of APB Slave, and Verification of APB Slave in UVM environment.
- Apb sv project
- Apb uvm project
- AXI-Lite using uvm
1: Essentials of Linux
- Introduction to Linux,
- Command Line Operators,
- File Operations, Processes,
- Text Editors,
- Text Manipulating,
- Network Operations,
- Special Keystrokes
- GVIM
2: Digital Design
- 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, FIFO Depth Calculation
3: CMOS Devices and Technology
- Electronic Devices, Power Sources, Thevenin and Norton Theorem
- Semiconductors Device Physics : Atomic Structure, Electronic Configuration, Doping, Diode – Biasing and VI Characteristics
- MOSFET : Regions of operation, VI Characteristics
- Function implementation using CMOS
- Stick Diagram and Layout
- Second order effects : Body Effect, Channel length modulation, Punch through, subthreshold conduction, DIBL
- Process Technology : Clean Room, Wafer manufacturing, Oxidation, Diffusion, Ion Implementation, Lithography
4: Verilog HDL
- Introduction to Verilog
- Overview of Digital design with Verilog HDL
- Hierarchical Modeling Concepts: Top-down, bottom-up Design Methodology, modules, components of simulation, stimulus block.
- Modeling Styles in Verilog: Behavioral or algorithmic level, data flow level, gate level, switch level.
- Basic concepts: Lexical conventions, Operators, data types, System tasks, directives, File Input and output.
- Modules and Ports: Module definition, port declaration, connecting ports, hierarchical referencing.
- Behavioral Modeling: Initial and always, blocking and non blocking statements, delay control, event control, conditional statements, loops, sequential and parallel blocks.
5: Verification with Verilog
- Verification Concepts:
✓ ASIC Design Flow
✓ Verification Flow
✓ Test bench Architecture
✓ Verification Plan - Verification of combinational and sequential circuits:
✓ Examples: Half adder, full adder, Encoder, comparator and their verification
✓ Sequential circuits Verification: – D-FF, Shift registers
✓ Parameters and parameterized modules
✓ Mini project using Verilog
6: System Verilog (SV)
- Arrays Packed and Unpacked and Queues
- Dynamic and associative Arrays and their methods
- Interfaces, Modports, Programming Blocks, Clocking Blocks
- Creating Instances, Connecting DUT and TB via Interfaces
- Tasks and Functions
- Threads, Fork Join, Fork join_none, Fork join_any
- Virtual interfaces
- Semaphore
- Mailbox
- OOPs Concepts – Classes, objects and handles, Polymorphism and Inheritance
- Virtual Methods, Static Variable and Methods
- Shallow copy, Deep Copy
- Parameterized classes, Abstract Classes
Introduction to System Verilog – Basic Data types, Enum, Packages
7: Advanced System Verilog
- Randomization and Constraints
- Coverage Based Verification: Cover points and bins, cross coverage
- Assertions
- DPI Calls
8: Universal Verification Methodology (UVM)
- Motivation for UVM
- Evolution of UVM
- Components in UVM Testbench
- Creating Test Stimulus
- Phasing in UVM
- Factory Mechanism
- UVM Reporting mechanism
- TLM Ports
- Driver-sequencer Handshaking
- Config_db and Resource_db usage and its method
9: Transaction Level Modelling (TLM)
- Introduction to TLM
- Ports, exports, implementation
- Analysis ports
- TLM FIFO
- Analysis FIFO
- Request-response channel
- Sequencer – driver interaction
- Sockets and transport channels
10: Introduction to Factory
- Factory Overrides: by instance, by type
- UVM Resource : Config db and resource db
- Sequence
11: UVM Environment Components
- Agent,
- Env,
- Test,
- Scoreboard,
- Monitor,
- Coverage
12: Verification Component/Architecture Development
- Data Item for generation
- Transaction Modelling
- Driver implementation
- Sequencer
- Monitor
- Agent
- Scoreboard
- Environment
- Testcase
- Top Module
13: Advanced UVM Concepts
- RAL Model,
- Integration with DUT,
- UVM Tips & Tricks
- Virtual Sequence
Protocol Development
Advanced Peripheral Bus (APB) Protocol training involves Protocol theory, concepts read and write timing cycles, and operation states. Advanced concepts on error response of APB will also be covered. Component development of APB Slave, and Verification of APB Slave in UVM environment.
- Apb sv project
- Apb uvm project
- AXI-Lite using uvm
What Makes Tri-Amp Stand Out
We’re committed to providing an unparalleled learning and career experience.
Flexible Learning Modes
Choose the learning environment that suits you best. We offer comprehensive full-time courses with both offline (classroom) and live online modes.
Expert Trainers & 1-on-1 Mentorship
Learn directly from industry architects with 20+ years of experience, who provide 1-on-1 mentorship, personalized feedback, and direct career guidance.
Real-World Internship Programs
Bridge the gap between theory and practice with our short-term and long-term internship programs, giving you invaluable industry exposure on real projects.
Job-Ready Interactive Sessions
Master the skills employers want. We conduct rigorous mock interviews and technical presentations to sharpen your domain expertise and placement readiness.
Full Access to Licensed EDA Tools
Gain practical proficiency using licensed, industry-standard EDA tools from Cadence, Synopsys, and Siemens. You will work on the real thing, not simulations.
100% Placement Support
Your success is our mission. We provide 100% placement support, from resume optimization to direct connections with our extensive network of hiring partners.
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