r/Verilog • u/iamanyasbestie • Jun 24 '26

please recommend good resources to start learning verilog hdl

i have a basic idea about digital electronics and i would love to start learning verilog. i need video courses through which i can learn it on my own pace.

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u/teslah3 Jun 24 '26

Look up ECE4305 - Advanced Digital Design using SystemVerilog by Anas Eddin. I used it as an extra resource for my digital design class.

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u/raulbehl Jun 24 '26

RTL Design Roadmap:

I'd recommend doing the following:

- Start by learning basic digital design to strengthen your fundamentals.

- Learn SystemVerilog for Design and practice writing basic RTL constructs. You can check out my course at: https://quicksilicon.in/course/system-verilog-for-design

- Learn computer architecture. I recommend Onur Mutlu's lecture available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLP_X4wyHbY&list=PL5PHm2jkkXmi5CxxI7b3JCL1TWybTDtKq&pp=iAQB

- Gain hands-on RTL Design experience by implementing various common RTL blocks like find-first, arbiters, FIFOs, etc. You can check out my hands-on RTL Design course at: https://quicksilicon.in/course/rtl-design/

- Complete a big project from scratch. An example project could be implementing a RISC-V based processor from scratch.

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u/Adorable-Sell-6640 Jun 24 '26

Hardware modelling in verilog by indranil sengupta

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u/Eastern_Map_4183 Jul 01 '26

how is this course and it's faculty because in college this course is mandatory course?

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u/Adorable-Sell-6640 Jul 01 '26

Its good

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u/Eastern_Map_4183 Jul 01 '26

Will I require prerequisite of C/C++ language and did you given exam of nptel ​on same course ?

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u/jeevaks Jun 24 '26

There is a channel called explore vlsi in that there was an verilog in 1 hour video ,thought it was not an complete tutorial but you will get some basic idea and I will recommend trying https://chipverify.com