Department of Electrical and
ECE/Comp
Sci 352 Digital System Fundamentals
COURSE
DESCRIPTION
Spring
2004
January 20,
2004
Last Updated: March 4, 2004
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Time and
Place: |
Lecture 1 –
(Michael J. Schulte): 8:25 - 9:40 PM, MWF, 2317 Engineering
Hall Lecture 2 –
(Kuang-Ching Wang): |
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Instructors: |
Michael J. Schulte: 4619 Engr. Hall, Tel. 262-0206, E-mail: schulte@engr.wisc.edu Office hours:
M Kuang-Ching Wang: 2544 Engr. Hall, Tel. 263-2661/262-5130, E-mail: kwang@cae.wisc.edu Office hours:
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Teaching
Assistants: |
ALL TA OFFICE HOURS ARE IN B555 Engineering Hall. SEND ALL EMAILS FOR TA TO ece352@cae.wisc.edu. Albin,
Gregory, Office Hours:
T Zeman,
Paul, Office Hours:
T
Alianto,
Latif,
project help sessions or by appointment. |
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Credits Class
Homepage |
4 |
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Prerequisite: |
CS 302 (Algebraic
Language Programming) |
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Goals: |
To be able to analyze
and design digital logic systems by understanding formal foundations and
selected design techniques. |
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Topics: |
Boolean algebra, Logic
components, Combinational logic analysis and synthesis, Synchronous &
asynchronous logic analysis and synthesis, Digital subsystems, Basic
computer organization and design |
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Textbook: |
M. Mano and C. R. Kime,
Logic and Computer Design Fundamentals, 3rd Ed., Prentice Hall,
2004. ECE/CS 352 Course
materials from Bob's copy shop are also
required. |
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Computer
Usage: |
Two projects will be
assigned during the semester which require students to carry out
simulation and design verification using CAD software on CAE
(Computer-Aided Engineering) Unix
workstations. |
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Homework: |
Homework assignments
will be given (not to be turned in nor graded) that will be essential for
preparation for the quizzes and the final
examination. |
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Grading Policy:
(tentative) |
60% Four quizzes (2/12
R, 3/4 R, 3/30 T, 4/22 R, |