DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN I

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Three hours of lecture per week. This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of digital design concepts. The topics covered include positional number systems, switching algebra, logic function minimization, Karnaugh maps, combinational logic design using SSI, MSI, and LSI, and sequential logic analysis and design. Students will use logic technologies to develop the basic building blocks of computer systems and communicate their designs through schematics. Students will have opportunities to enhance their technical competencies, improve their communication skills, and engage in the innovation process of designing logic circuits. ELEN 313 DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN I LABORATORY 1 CREDIT One three-hour laboratory session per week. This laboratory explores the characterization and application of typical digital logic circuits and covers the topics required for analyzing the behavior of logical networks. It reinforces the material covered in Digital Logic Design I (ELEN 312) and introduces material r elevant to the use of electronic test equipment. Students will use logic technologies to develop the basic building blocks of computer systems and communicate their designs through schematics. Students will have opportunities to enhance their technical competencies, improve their communication skills, and engage in the innovation process of designing logic circuits.