2013 Design and Verification Conference Issues Call for Papers
Accellera Systems Initiative has issued a call for papers for the 2013 Design and Verification Conference. The deadline to submit an extended abstract (800 to 1,000 words) is August 21st. DVCon is a conference for the application of languages, tools and methodologies for the design and verification of electron systems and integrated circuits. DVCon 2013 will take place February 25-28, 2012 at the DoubleTree Hotel in San Jose, California.
DVCon submissions should include:
- A title (authors are encouraged to be creative)
- Name, affiliation, phone number and email addresses for all authors
- An introduction that specifies the context and motivation of the submission
- A summary of the specific contributions of the authors work
- A summary that highlights results
- To evaluate the author’s contribution, some results must be specified
- References, if appropriate
- The extended abstract can be at most two pages (800 to 1,000 words)
- Abstract can be formatted in a single or double column
2013 DVCon Topics of Interest
- Formal and semi-formal techniques
- Static verification techniques
- ESL and/or TLM for system-level design and verification
- Hardware/software co-design and co-verification
- Mixed-signal design and verification
- Power-aware design and verification
- System-on-Chip design and verification
- Network-on-Chip design and verification
- Using multiple HDLs and/or HVLs in a design cycle
- Automated stimulus generation methods
- Verification techniques that really work (and what did not work)
- Verification process and resource management
- Assertion-based verification
- Coverage-driven verification
- Design and verification IP experiences, good and bad
- Debug techniques for HVL testbenches and complex software-style testbenches
- Debug techniques for SoCs with black-box and grey-box IP
- Debug techniques for ESL and abstract models
- Software engineering techniques for advanced testbenches
- Deployment of recently approved standards
More info: DVCon Abstract Submission
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