This course provides basic knowledge about digital design and implementation using VHDL as the description language, as well as skills in the use of computer-based design and simulation tools.
Overview
Syllabus
The course is divided into five parts with the following contents:
- Introduction to the design of digital electronic systems: Motivation to use hardware description languages, design flow; development tools; types of integrated circuits
- Basics of the language VHDL: Code models; component model; gates; entity; architecture; identifier object; variables, signals, data types, operators of relationships
- Parallel and sequential processing: Modeling for simulation, simulation cycle, parallel and sequential sets; instantiation of components
- Construction of combinatorial logic: Timing and delays in digital circuits; hazard; arithmetic units; ROM; design example
- Design of sequential logic: Timing of synchronous systems; synchronous processes; latches; flip-flops; initialization; Mealy and Moore machines; counters; registers; RAM
Taught by
Najeem Lawal
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Reviews
3.5 rating, based on 2 Class Central reviews
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An interesting subject. Unfortunately the course has been poorly executed. No real programming assignments. Their English was really hard to understand and almost unbearable at times. The course would need another iteration or two before being released. Also, no certificate was given.
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