This is a self-study course for learning the Verilog Hardware Description Language. There are 9 chapters in the course: Introduction, Hierarchy, and Modelling Structures Syntax, Lexical Conventions, Data Types, and Memories Expressions and Simulation Mechanics Gate Level Modelling Behavioral and Register Transfer Level Modelling Advanced Features Coding Style Debugging Verilog Models The Programming Language Interface Each chapter has a number of topics and subsections which you visit by moving around in hypertext. The course is free, but you must first register. Note: This course does not work with Internet Explorer version 6.0.2900. It works great with FireFox which you can get by clicking on the FireFox logo below. Click the Table of Contents button to begin. If you cannot see the animation above you should download the Flash plug-in before you begin. If you are a new user, please click "How to Take this Course" at the Table of Contents. Send all feedback related to this course to Verilog@verilog.com. Copyright © 1996-2002 by John Sanguinetti      This page has been referenced times.