In response to the 'sold-out' success of last year's Solutions Workshops, Doulos has again joined forces with a number of leading EDA vendors to create a series of 4 fast-paced, high-value technical sessions. Each lasting 1½ hours (plus lunch) they're a great opportunity for engineers to get up to speed with the latest on functional verification or SystemC.

Registration is free. Register before July 17th, and qualify for a free Doulos Golden Reference Guide when you attend the workshop.

Other opportunities to meet Doulos at DAC



Exploring the Landscape of Advanced Functional Verification Methodology

Monday July 24th, 12:00 - 13:30
Presented by Doulos & Mentor Graphics
Registration & Lunch 11:30 - 12:00
Room 125, Convention Center
Abstract


Methodology Guidelines for SystemC Transaction-Level Modeling

Tuesday July 25th, 12:30 - 14:00
Presented by Doulos & CoWare
Registration & Lunch 12:00 - 12:30
Rooms 250 + 262, West Mezzannine
Abstract


Building Re-usable Verification Components in the Language of Your Choice within a Plan-to-Closure Flow

Wednesday July 26th, 12:30 - 14:00
Presented by Doulos & Cadence
Registration & Lunch 12:00 - 12:30
Rooms 250 + 262, West Mezzannine
Abstract


Fast Track to SystemVerilog Testbench Productivity with VMM

Thursday July 27th, 12:30 - 14:00
Presented by Doulos & Synopsys
Registration & Lunch 12:00 - 12:30
Rooms 250 + 262, West Mezzannine
Abstract


Other Doulos events at DAC

Come and meet us at the Booth 3455 in the Moscone North Hall. Discover the new array of Doulos advanced SystemC options, explore our road-map for SystemVerilog training and check-out the latest enhancements to our verification portfolio.

Also come and listen to Doulos CTO John Aynsley at the North American SystemC User Group meeting (NASCUG) presenting the Doulos global perspective on just how and where SystemC is being used effectively on Monday July 24th, 14:00 - 14:30, Room 200.

You will also be able to see and hear John Aynsley in action at two Mini-Seminars hosted by Summit Design. Find out from John how SystemC has evolved and been improved since its introduction in 'New Features of IEEE 1666/SystemC 2.2 or if you need to brush up your SystemC TLM knowledge, check out the Mini-Seminar entitled 'Introduction to TLM'. You can register on Summit Design's website.
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