ECE 3504 Digital Design I - Revision history

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'''ECE 3504: Digital Design I''' is a junior-level [[Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering|ECE]] course, following [[ECE 2504 Introduction to Computer Engineering]]. It introduces the [[w:Quine-McCluskey algorithm|Quine-McCluskey method]] of logic minimization, [[w:Finite-state machine|finite state machines]], and other topics related to the design of combinational and sequential logic. The course is often taught by [[Jason Thweatt]].

=Software=
Required software for this class includes [[u:LogicWorks]] and [[u:WinCupl]]. Microsoft Word templates are provided for most assignments, however [[LaTeX]] offers prettier and more powerful typesetting.

=Text=
The textbook is [[wc:31074854|Digital logic circuit analysis and design by Victor P Nelson, H Troy Nagle, et al]]. The textbook is necessary for homework problems and useful as a reference, although it is missing some topics covered in the lecture. {{Textbook|ebook=none|pirated=scan}}

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* [http://www.ece.vt.edu/cel/datasheets/22v10.pdf P22V10 datasheet]

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-Required software for this class includes [[u:LogicWorks]] and [[u:WinCupl]]. [[Microsoft Word]] templates are provided for most assignments, however [[LaTeX]] offers prettier and more powerful typesetting.
+Required software for this class includes [[u:LogicWorks|LogicWorks]] and [[u:WinCupl|WinCupl]]. [[Microsoft Word]] templates are provided for most assignments, however [[LaTeX]] offers prettier and more powerful typesetting.
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