DIGITAL SYSTEMS

Undergraduate

This course provides an introduction to digital systems, beginning with elementary components such as logic gates, from which are constructed components such as adders and comparators, and progressing to more complex systems such as programmable logic devices, memory and processor units. Students acquire skills in the design and analysis of combinational and sequential digital systems, CAD design and simulation tools for complex systems, and construction of digital systems based upon a modular methodology. PREREQUISITE: CS 1910 or ENGN 1310, and three semester hours of Mathematics Three lecture hours and a three-hour laboratory session per week