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Welcome!
Welcome to the
Digital Design course, I hope it is of great benefit and joy
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Course Description:
Digital design is concerned with the
design of digital electronic circuits, which are employed in the design and
construction of digital systems such as computers, data communication,
digital recording, and many other applications. This course presents the
basic tools for the design of digital circuits and provides the fundamental
concepts used in the design of digital systems.
Credit
Hours: 3 Hours.
Prerequisite : CS
101.
Detailed
Course Outline
Course
Guide.
Office Hours:
SAT ,
MON 10:00 – 10:50,
TUES 12:00 –
12:50,
(Or
by appointment).
However, you are welcomed to email
me anytime.
Course Content:
1.
Present the various binary systems
suitable for representing information in digital systems.
2.
Introduce logic gates and basic
concepts for designing gate circuits, Boolean algebra, Karnough
maps and map simplification techniques.
3.
Combinational circuit analysis and
design.
4.
Sequential circuit concepts and design.
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Evaluation and Important Dates:
20 % Major 1 Exam :
Chapters
1 and 2.
Monday November 5th
, 2007 [8:00-9:15].
20 % Major 2 Exam:
Chapter 3 and 4.
Monday December 10th , 2007 [8:00-9:15].
10 % Assignments.
5% Lab Work.
Lab1:
Instructions Document for LAB 1.
Date: Monday October 22, 2007.
Makeup:
Monday November 12th, 2007 during break.
Lab 2: (Please read instructions for
using SynaptiCAD below)
Lab2
Handout
Instructions for simulating
logical equations using SynaptiCAD®.
Date: Sunday November 4th,
2007.
Makeup:
Monday November 12th, 2007 during break.
10%
Quizzes:
Quiz
1: Wednesday September 26th, 2007.
Quiz 2: Sunday October 28th ,
2007.
Quiz 3: Wednesday November 28th ,
2007.
35%
Final Exam: During period 21 January – 31 January 2008.
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Text Book
"Logic and Computer Design Fundamentals",
Morris Mano and Charles Kime.
3rd Edition, Prentice Hall, 2004.
Don’t miss the text Companion Website: http://www.prenhall.com/mano
You’ll find solutions to selected book exercises.
Additional
Reference:
"Digital Design" by M. Mano, Prentice
Hall, 2001.
Lecture Notes and Assignments
Attendance Sheet
(Last updated 12/11/2007)
For attendance regulations please
refer to the students affairs office.
Grades (Last
Updated 12/12/2007)
Each student is responsible for reviewing her own grades. Objections
after Hajj vacation
are NOT accepted.
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