Prerequisite cоurse: CmpEn 270 оr 271: Digitаl Design Intrоduction to digitаl systems аnd their design. Topics include combinational and sequential devices and circuits, modern design tools and design practices. It lays the groundwork for many later courses in computer organization and architecture and switching theory. The course introduces the theoretical foundation for digital systems including number systems, a variety of commonly used codes and Boolean algebra. Combinational devices, logic gates, and sequential devices, latches and flip-flops are introduced along with design techniques, methods and tools. Higher level design elements are also examined such as decoders, multiplexers, counters, and registers, and their use in system design.
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