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DVCon U.S. 2025 Announces Call for Extended Abstracts, Workshop & Tutorial ProposalsGAINESVILLE, Fla., May 07, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The 2025 Design and Verification Conference and Exhibition United States (DVCon U.S.), sponsored by Accellera Systems Initiative, announces its call for extended abstract, workshop, and tutorial proposals. The 37th annual DVCon U.S. will be held February 24-27, 2025, at the Doubletree Hotel in San Jose, California. “Attending the Design and Verification Conference and Expo offers an opportunity to learn about the latest advancements in design and verification technologies, as well as gain insight into emerging standards and strategies for tackling current challenges,” stated Tom Fitzpatrick, DVCon U.S. 2025 General Chair. “The Technical Program Committee welcomes your proposals focused on practical experiences and innovative applications. Our commitment is to provide attendees with an exceptional technical program, fostering invaluable face-to-face connections among colleagues, a longstanding hallmark of DVCon.” Extended Abstract Information Submissions may incorporate the use of EDA tools; FPGA-based designs; the use of specialized design and verification languages; assertions in SVA or PSL; the use of general purpose and scripting languages; applications of the Accellera Portable Stimulus Standard; applications of design patterns or other innovative language techniques; the use of AMS languages; and IoT applications. Extended abstracts should be a minimum of 600 and no more than 1200 words. More information and guidelines can be found here. As in the past, attendees will vote for the Stuart Sutherland Best Paper and Best Poster awards to be presented toward the end of the conference. Sponsored Short Workshop and Tutorial Information The three-hour DVCon U.S. technical tutorials are available to all attendees and are included in full conference registration. The Committee is seeking sponsored tutorial topics that are current, have a high-level of interest and offer strong continuing educational content. Suggested topics for both workshops and tutorials include: SystemVerilog for verification and/or design; SystemC/C/C++ design and/or verification of systems; SoC and software-driven verification; Assertion-based verification, SystemVerilog assertions, PSL, etc.; Coverage-driven verification; High-level synthesis; Low-power design and verification techniques; Secure/encrypted IP-based SoC design methods; Debug for design and verification; Mixed-signal modeling and verification; Transaction level modeling (TLM), ESL design, and IP integration (IP-XACT); Functional Safety; Security; Embedded software verification; Hardware/software co-development; Verification productivity methods; Formal methodology and static analysis; Emulation; Post SI debug; FPGA prototyping; Moving from proprietary solutions to standards-based design and verification; Portable Stimulus; Application-specific design verification challenges and techniques; Machine learning applications for verification and design; and Open source hardware/software/architecture. Proposals should be an abstract of the workshop or tutorial, two to five paragraphs and no more than 1,000 words. For more information, including pricing, visit here. Submission Deadline For inspiration and to view proceedings from past conferences, visit the archives site. About DVCon
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