ECE 272- Digital Logic Design Laboratory

Catalog Description: Laboratory to accompany ECE 271, Digital Logic Design. This course illustrates topics covered in the lectures of ECE 271 using computer-aided design and verification tools and breadboards.

Prerequisites:

By course: ENGR 201; COREQ: ECE 271.
By topic: Previous exposure to laboratory procedures, Basic notion of Windows Operating System.

Courses that require this as a prerequisite: none

Credits: 1 Terms Offered: Spring annually

Instructors:

Primary: A. Tenca
Secondary: C. Koç

Textbook: NONE

Course Learning Objectives:
Students must demostrate the ability to:

  1. Design combinational and sequential system using integrated circuits available in the market (FPGA chips are presently being used). (ABET Outcomes: a,c,k)
  2. Implement and test the designed circuits using laboratory equipment that already provides the power supply, binary switches, and LED outputs. (ABET Outcomes: a,c,k)
  3. Develop a small project, which usually consists in the design of a digital controller. The controller specification is provided in text form, and the students are exposed to all design phases: formal specification, design of gate networks, implementation, and test. (ABET Outcomes: a,b,c,e,k)
  4. Report the development of the experiments and laboratory results in written form (laboratory reports). (ABET Outcome: g)

Topics:

Structure:

One 170-minute laboratory section per week.
Students must study and prepare the experiments before coming to the lab sections, and prepare a report on their work due one week after the section when they completed their lab section.

Original: 4/01
Revised:


School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1148 Kelley Engineering Center
Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331-5501
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