Everything you wanted to know about formal but were afraid to ask

Kick-start scalable formal verification

Start your new year with the resolution of applying formal for pipe-cleaning your designs. Find your corner-case bugs and prove that your design works as intended using our industry-proven methodologies. This course is a comprehensive introduction in applied formal verification covering the entire verification flow including verification strategy, planning, execution and sign-off. We introduce the basics of theorem proving, equivalence checking and property checking and take you all the way to concepts of efficient assertion modelling, abstractions, helper properties, and principles of bug hunting and exhaustive proofs. Through case studies, we show you how we can verify designs with millions of flops exhaustively with formal.

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The course is designed and delivered  by Dr Ashish Darbari a well-known expert with over 20 years of experience using formal methods. Dr Darbari has a Doctorate in formal verification from University of Oxford and has worked in numerous organisations such as Intel, ARM, Imagination Technologies, OneSpin Solutions and General Motors. He holds 18 US, UK and EU patents in the area of formal verification and has over 40 patents pending. An author of numerous papers, he is passionate about enabling people in the use of formal verification for large scale hardware verification and has been training colleagues in the industry as well as students in universities for the last decade. At Imagination, he trained nearly a 100 engineers and managers in the use of formal verification. At Axiomise, he has delivered training to numerous customers around the world including some of the biggest names in the semi-conductor industry.

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Axiomise offers a range of training courses aimed for practising professionals as well as students who would like to know how to apply formal in practice successfully. Get started with this course, to kick-start your learning about the best formal verification methodologies and take your learning to a new level by taking our advanced courses later.

The first course is planned to take place in Reading, UK in January 2019. Watch the space for courses in other cities across the world.