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SNUG Silicon Valley | March 28-30, 2011 

Monday, March 28, 2011
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011  

Monday, March 28, 2011

 Time

 Description

7:30-9:00
Registration and Breakfast
9:00-10:30
WELCOME: John Busco - SNUG San Jose Technical Chair, NVIDIA
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Dr. Aart de Geus - CEO & Chairman of the Board, Synopsys, Inc.
10:30-11:00
Break
 

IC Design - Implementation A

IC Design -
Custom Design

IC Design - Signoff

IC Verification

FPGA

AMS Verification

11:00-12:30MA1 User
DFM/Routing
MA2 Tutorial
Synopsys Custom Design Solution
MA3 Tutorial
Analyzing the Effectiveness of Multi-Voltage Power Saving Techniques with PT-PX
MA4 User
Constraints and Design Partitioning
MA5 Vision
Accelerating the ‘Programmable Imperative’ – From Programmable Logic to Programmable Platforms
MA6 Tutorials
HSPICE
12:30-1:45
Lunch
1:45-3:15MB1 Tutorials
IC Compiler
MB2 User & Tutorial
Custom Designer, PDKs and StarRC
MB3 User
PrimeTimePX
MB4 User
SystemVerilog and VMM
MB5 Tutorial
FPGA Flows from Top-Down to Bottom-Up
MB6 User
MOSFET & HSPICE
3:15-3:35
Break
3:35-5:05MC1 User & Panel
Architecture Feasibility & Lynx Design System
MC2 Tutorial
Addressing Physical Verification Challenges at 28nm and Below with IC Validator
MC3 Vision
PrimeTime HyperScale Technology
MC4 User
Verification Methodology & Magellan
MC5 User
FPGA Design
MC6 User
HSPICE & CustomSim-XA
4:30-7:30



Tuesday, March 29, 2011

 Time
 Description
7:30-9:00
Registration and Breakfast
9:00-10:00
10:00-10:15
Break

IC Design - Implementation A

IC Design - Implementation B

IC Design - Signoff

IC Verification

FPGA

Compute and Design Infrastructure

System-Level Design

10:15-11:45TA1 Vision
IC Physical Design – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
TA2 Tutorial
DC 2010.12 Update
TA3 Tutorial
Faster Multi-Scenario ECO Fixing in PrimeTime
TA4 User
VCS Compile and Runtime Improvements
TA5 Tutorial
Partitioning and Reconnecting: A Key Prototyping Expertise
TA7 Tutorial
Scaling High-Level Synthesis for Complex Image and Video Processing Designs
11:45-1:00
Lunch
1:00-2:30 TB1 User
IC Compiler & Hierarchical Design
TB2 Tutorial Eliminating Late-Stage Manual Fixes with In-Design Physical VerificationTB3 User PrimeTime DMSA, ECO and AOCVTB4 Tutorial
VCS Productivity Tools and Technologies that Help Reduce the Ever-Growing Verification Cycle
TB5 User
FPGA Prototyping
TB6 Tutorials License Infrastructure Best PracticesTB7 Tutorial Using Embedded Software to Accelerate Verification
2:30-2:50
Break
2:50-4:50TC1 User
Low Power & Timing Closure
TC2 Tutorial
IC Compiler and Timing Closure
TC3 User & Tutorial
Galaxy Constraint Analyzer
TC4 Tutorial & User
Low Power Verification
TC5 Tutorial
Enhancing an IP Validation Environment Utilizing FPGA-Based Prototyping
TC6 Tutorials
Computing Compute Resource Strategies and GPU Applications

TC7 Tutorial
Replacing Fixed Hardware Blocks with Custom Processors

 

4:15-6:30

SNUGtoberfest



Wednesday, March 30, 2011

 Time
 Description
7:30-9:00
Registration and Breakfast
9:00-10:00
10:00-10:15
Break
 

IC Design -
Implementation A

IC Design - Test

IC Design - Signoff

IC Verification

IPSummit at SNUG 

10:15-11:45WA1 Tutorial
IC Compiler, Fast Hierarchical Design Exploration, Planning, Block Implementation and Top-level Closure
WA2 User
Test
WA3 Tutorial
ESP Power Intent Verification
WA4 Tutorial
New Levels of Verification IP Productivity
WA5 Tutorial
Integrating MIPI Interfaces for Camera and Display Peripherals in SoCs
(with case study by OSI)
WA6 Tutorial
How Chip Designers Can Benefit From Low-Power Embedded Memory Design Techniques
WA7 Tutorial
USB 3.0 IP: The Path from Concept to Certified Products
11:45-12:45
Lunch
12:45-2:15WB1 Tutorial
New Multi-Voltage Power Optimization Techniques to Address Power Reduction During Design Implementation
WB2 Tutorial DFTMAX Compression, TetraMAX ATPG, and the STAR Memory System UpdatesWB3 User & Tutorial
NanoTime
WB4 Tutorial
New Advancements in Methodology to Improve Verification Turn-Around-Time
WB5 Tutorial
Reducing Static Power Consumption in Advanced SoC Designs Using Long and Multi-Channel Logic Libraries
WB6 Tutorial
Configuring DesignWare ARC Processors To Your Embedded or Host SoC Application
WB7 Tutorial
How To Avoid Design Pitfalls and Ensure a Successful DDR PHY Implementation
2:15-3:00
Break and Awards Presentations
3:00-4:30WC1 Tutorial
IC Compiler Design Planning with Template-Based Power Network Synthesiss
WC2 Panel How Much Test Coverage is Enough?WC3 Tutorial
StarRC 2010.12: Faster Extraction for 28-nm Designs
 WC4 White Paper
Formal Verification and Validation of High-Level Optimizations of Arithmetic Datapath Blocks
WC5 Tutorial
Designing Mobile Multimedia SoCs with Low-Power, High-Performance IP Solutions
WC6 Tutorial
Implementing Low-Power Designs with DesignWare minPower Components
WC7 Tutorial
Addressing the Challenges of Designing an AMBA-based SoC with a PCI Express Interface