This manual is designed for in-depth coverage of HDL (hardware description languages) for the introductory course in digital design/digital logic. Verilog for Digital Design was designed to accompany Vahid’s Digital Design textbook. The table of contents for Verilog for Digital Design follows the same chapter structure as Vahid’s Digital Design and uses examples from the text making it easy for a professor to integrate greater HDL coverage into their course or lab. This HDL companion book also can be used as a stand alone introductory guide to teach Verilog or with any other Digital Logic text on the market.

Verilog for Digital Design is accessible for the student just starting out learning these languages. Our HDL introduction books discuss language, simulation, and testing concepts in depth, with numerous HDL examples, providing a valuable learning tool or reference. The book emphasizes use of the language for real design focusing on how Verilog can be used rather than just teaching students about the language.