Ee142 Description
EE 142
Digital Systems
Fall 2012
COURSE INFORMATION
Instructor:
Assistant Professor Faik Başkaya (faik.baskaya@boun.edu.tr)
Office: BETA Lab
Lectures:
Friday 15:00-17:00 at TESLA
TA:
Engin Afacan (engin.afacan@boun.edu.tr)
Course Description:
EE 142 is an introductory course to digital design. Its objectives are getting familiarized with the fundamentals of digital logic and understanding the basics of designing circuits with digital components.
The first four weeks of the course is devoted to the theoretical foundations of digital circuits – namely Boolean algebra. Following in the next three weeks, fundamental combinational components like adders, subtractors and multiplexors are taught.
Derivation of I/O functions and generation of timing diagrams are studied. In the next stage, sequential components starting with simple latches are investigated. At this stage, different sequential components such as flip flops, counters, and finite state machines are studied. Memory units and programmable logic arrays are discussed.
This course does not have regular laboratory sessions. However, in this class you will learn and use Computer Aided Design (CAD) tools. There will be assignments and projects that will give the ability to use CAD tools to design and simulate digital circuits.
Website: http://www.cims.ee.boun.edu.tr
Your username is your student ID. Your initial password is also your student ID if this is the first time you are using it. Please change your password after the first time you logged in. Course info, some additional course material and your grades will be published on this website. Required Textbook:
Digital Design by Morris Mano 4th Edition . This edition contains an introduction to Verilog Hardware Description Language (HDL).
Projects:
Please note that all the projects require you to use Xilinx’s Integrated Software
Environment (ISE). This software is available online and its limited student version is
free
Digital Systems
Fall 2012
COURSE INFORMATION
Instructor:
Assistant Professor Faik Başkaya (faik.baskaya@boun.edu.tr)
Office: BETA Lab
Lectures:
Friday 15:00-17:00 at TESLA
TA:
Engin Afacan (engin.afacan@boun.edu.tr)
Course Description:
EE 142 is an introductory course to digital design. Its objectives are getting familiarized with the fundamentals of digital logic and understanding the basics of designing circuits with digital components.
The first four weeks of the course is devoted to the theoretical foundations of digital circuits – namely Boolean algebra. Following in the next three weeks, fundamental combinational components like adders, subtractors and multiplexors are taught.
Derivation of I/O functions and generation of timing diagrams are studied. In the next stage, sequential components starting with simple latches are investigated. At this stage, different sequential components such as flip flops, counters, and finite state machines are studied. Memory units and programmable logic arrays are discussed.
This course does not have regular laboratory sessions. However, in this class you will learn and use Computer Aided Design (CAD) tools. There will be assignments and projects that will give the ability to use CAD tools to design and simulate digital circuits.
Website: http://www.cims.ee.boun.edu.tr
Your username is your student ID. Your initial password is also your student ID if this is the first time you are using it. Please change your password after the first time you logged in. Course info, some additional course material and your grades will be published on this website. Required Textbook:
Digital Design by Morris Mano 4th Edition . This edition contains an introduction to Verilog Hardware Description Language (HDL).
Projects:
Please note that all the projects require you to use Xilinx’s Integrated Software
Environment (ISE). This software is available online and its limited student version is
free
References: [XXX] ……Mano, M. Digital Design, pp: 140-142, Addison-Wesley, 1999.