EGS216 Introduction to Digital Logic Design

An introductory course covering the theory and practical applications of digital logic design. Topics include digital systems, basic Boolean operations and gates, variable function generators, combinatorial circuit design and minimization, design of counters, state assignments, number representation and computer arithmetic, shift registers, and digital computers. (3 hours of lecture and 3 hours of lab per week)

Credits

4

Prerequisite

EGS211 or PHY203 or faculty permission

Offered

Spring only

Electives

• ENG - Engineering Elective
• OPEN - Open Elective
• STEM - STEM Elective