TrueConnect 2022 Conference 17 November
Abstract & Paper Submission Schedule
| Call for Abstract Submission opens | 24 June 2019 |
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| Call for Abstract Submission closes | 26 October 2019 |
| Acceptance notification | 10 September 2019 |
| Final Paper Submission due on | 27 September 2019 |
| Conference and Presentation Day | 14 November 2019 |
Guidelines for Submission
▪ Proposed Paper title
▪ An introduction specifying the context and motivation of the submission.
▪ Description of the specific contributions of your work.
▪ Summary highlighting results.
▪ Mandatory to use the suggested template format .
▪ Must be approximately 2 pages and may include figures/diagrams/charts/tables
▪ References if required
▪ Paper length should be around 4+ pages, though there is no limitation on the length of the paper submitted
▪ The objective of the study and title/ An introduction that specifies the context and motivation of the submission.
▪ How the problem statement mentioned will provide solution or how the pain point will be eradicated by the solution you have proposed in your study.
▪ Mention the methodologies proposed/executed in conjunction with the study.
▪ A summary that highlights results.
▪ The parameters of successful implementation of the study proposed/done.
▪ Must use the suggested template format
▪ References/Bibliography, if deemed necessary.
▪ Total presentation time is 25 minutes. The presentation should last for 20 minutes maximum with 5 minutes reserved for Q & A.
▪ The objective of the study and title/ An introduction that specifies the context and motivation of the submission.
▪ How the problem statement mentioned will provide solution or how the pain point will be eradicated by the solution you have proposed in your study.
▪ Mention the methodologies proposed/executed in conjunction with the study.
▪ A summary that highlights results.
▪ The parameters of successful implementation of the study proposed/done.
▪ Must use the suggested template format (Attached with this email).
▪ Must be a minimum of 7-8 slides with maximum upto 15 slides (including figures/diagrams/charts/tables)
▪ References/Bibliography, if deemed necessary.
Criteria for Selection of Paper
The paper will be evaluated by the panel of judges appointed by Truechip. The Top 4 Papers will be selected out of the total submissions for DV Track who will present at the conference.
▪ Significance of study
▪ Technical Knowledge
▪ Exclusivity of content
▪ Methodologies used
▪ Innovation used
Suggested Topics for Papers
DV Track
Verification & Validation
▪ Advanced methodologies and testbenches
▪ Verification processes, regressions and resource management
▪ Debug and analysis of complex designs
▪ Multi-language design and verification
Machine Learning & Big Data
▪ Automating the Optimization of Verification Processes
▪ Coverage metrics and data analysis
▪ Performance modeling and/or analysis
Design & Verification reuse and Automation I
▪ Bridging verification and validation across multiple engines
▪ SoC and IP integration methods and tools
▪ Automated stimulus generation methods
▪ Configuration management of IP and abstraction levels
Design & Verification reuse and Automation II
▪ High-level synthesis from ESL languages
▪ Bridging virtual prototyping, simulation, emulation and/or FPGA prototyping
▪ Interoperability of models and/or tools
Low-Power Design & Verification
▪ Low-power design and verification
▪ Clock domain crossing verification
▪ Power modeling, estimation and management
Safety-Critical Design & Verification
▪ Verification and DO-254 compliance
▪ Automotive ISO 26262 Design and Verification Challenges
▪ Medical or Industrial Verification Challenges
▪ Requirements-Driven Verification Methodologies
▪ IP protection and security
Additional Topics 1
▪ Usage of specialized design and verification languages such as SystemVerilog, SystemC, and e
▪ Assertions in SVA or PSL
▪ The use of general purpose and scripting languages such as C, C++, Perl, Python, Tcl and others
▪ The use of AMS languages
▪ IoT Applications
Additional Topics 2
▪ Usage of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools such as simulation,emulation, formal verification, virtual prototyping and/or FPGA prototyping FPGA-based designs
▪ Applications of the new Accellera Portable Stimulus Standard
▪ Applications of design patterns or other innovative language techniques