Digital Logic Design

Fall 2011


 Instructor:  Dr. M. Bag-Mohammadi         Assistant:             Office hours: Click here       Grade:

 

TextDigital Design by Mano (4th Edition). 

The CD-ROM in the back of the book contains a Verilog simulator as well as source code files for all the examples in the book.

 

Goals

Primary goals of the course are:

bullet To introduce digital logic design. 
bullet Specific topics include: Binary systems, Boolean algebra, logic gates, analysis/design of combinatorial circuits, synchronous sequential logic, (If we had enough time we will look at registers, counters, and memory briefly).
bullet To introduce laboratory experiments in digital circuits and logic design; students will construct and test basic digital circuits using standard integrated circuits (ICs).

 

Exams

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There will be 1 exam during the semester and a final exam at the end of the semester. 

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All exams will be open book and open notes.

 

Homework 

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Assignments are due seven days from the initial day of the assignment (i.e. the following Tuesday).   

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Late homework will be docked 50% per class period late, unless approved arrangements are made in advance. 

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All coursework must be clear, legible, and have the name, course, and assignment number in the upper right hand corner of the page. 

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Cooperative group study on the homework is encouraged, but simply copying someone else's work is unethical and will leave you unprepared for exams.

Topic

Word File

Binary systems, Boolean algebra, gate level minimization assign1-dlc-f11.docx
Adder, comparator, multiplexer, decoder, design problems assign2-dlc-f11.docx
Sequential circuit analysis and design, flip-flops, latches assign3-dlc-f11.docx
Sequential circuit design, registers, counters assign4-dlc-f11.docx
   
 

Grading Policy:

Final grades in the course will be based on the following weighting distribution.

 

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Homework…  25%

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Midterm …… 35%

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Final Exam…..45%

 

Lecture Notes:

Topic

Chapter

Lecture Notes

Introduction: Binary Systems

1

dlc-1.ppt

Boolean Algebra and Logic Gates

2

dlc-2.ppt

Gate-Level Minimization: Karnaugh

3

dlc-3.ppt

Karnaugh map

3

dlc-4.ppt

Combinational logic: analysis and design, full adder

4

dlc-5.ppt

Full adder, subtract, multiplier, comparator

4

dlc-6.ppt

Decoder, multiplexer

4

dlc-7.ppt

Midterm

1,2,3,4

Sequential circuits

5

dlc-8.ppt

Sequential circuits

5

dlc-9.ppt

Sequential circuits

5

dlc-10.ppt

Registers

6

dlc-11.ppt

Counters

6

dlc-12.ppt

Memory unit

7

dlc-13.ppt

Final

  dlc-fin-f11.docx