EE 228 - Digital Systems Design

Lecture Hours: 2
Lab Hours: 2
Credit Hours: 3

Combinational and sequential medium-scale functions are reviewed and used in conjunction with register-transfer language (RTL) and hardware description languages to design complex digital systems. Principles of modularity, hierarchical methods, controller/ datapath partitioning, and a top-down approach are considered in the design process. A hardware description language such as Verilog and programmable logic devices are used in the laboratory to implement digital systems resulting from the aforementioned design process. Prerequisite(s): EE 129 with a minimum grade of C.