CE-210
Digital Systems I Spring
- 2010
Instructor: Mehrdad H. Zadeh Office: 2-703P Office Hours: MW 9:00 – 10:30pm, or by appointment Email: mzadeh@kettering.edu Phone: 810-762-9500 x5914
Overview:
This
course provides the required theoretical and practical background to
design of
digital systems. Formal design and analysis techniques for
combinational and
sequential logic circuits are studied. Topics include binary number
systems and
binary addition/subtraction, combinational logic minimization,
frequently used
combinational logic circuits, finite state machines, shift registers
and
counters. Text Book: Introduction to Digital Circuits, manuscript by Prof. Nozar Tabrizi References: Digital Design, with RTL Design, VHDL, and Verilog, 2nd edition, by Frank Vahid Digital Design, 4th edition, By
M. Morris Mano and Michael D. Ciletti
Exams and quizzes 55% Homework 20%
Laboratory
25% 100% Exams:
There will be two or three exams. Homework:
There will be several homework assignments throghout
the term. Homework sheets will become available on Blackboard as the
material covered in class. Laboratory: The lab for the course is a combination of 9 labs. Academic Integrity: The Kettering University Code of Academic Integrity will be strictly enforced. |