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    This document provides information about the Digital Electronics course offered in the Jan Trimester of Year 1. The course is a 3-credit engineering subject that covers the fundamentals of digital logic through lectures, tutorials, and practicals. Students will learn about number systems, Boolean algebra, combinational and sequential logic circuit design, and programmable logic. Upon completing the course, students will be able to apply digital logic principles, design combinational logic circuits, and design sequential logic circuits using flip-flops. The course is assessed through continuous assessments and a final exam.

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    This document provides information about the Digital Electronics course offered in the Jan Trimester of Year 1. The course is a 3-credit engineering subject that covers the fundamentals of digital logic through lectures, tutorials, and practicals. Students will learn about number systems, Boolean algebra, combinational and sequential logic circuit design, and programmable logic. Upon completing the course, students will be able to apply digital logic principles, design combinational logic circuits, and design sequential logic circuits using flip-flops. The course is assessed through continuous assessments and a final exam.

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    This document provides information about the Digital Electronics course offered in the Jan Trimester of Year 1. The course is a 3-credit engineering subject that covers the fundamentals of digital logic through lectures, tutorials, and practicals. Students will learn about number systems, Boolean algebra, combinational and sequential logic circuit design, and programmable logic. Upon completing the course, students will be able to apply digital logic principles, design combinational logic circuits, and design sequential logic circuits using flip-flops. The course is assessed through continuous assessments and a final exam.

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    Course Information
    Course Name: Digital Electronics
    Course Code : UGEA1323
    Classification: Engineering Subject
    Credit Hour: 3
    Trimester and Year offered: Jan Trimester Year 1
    Pre-requisite (if any): None
    Mode of Delivery:Lectures, Tutorials dan Practicals
    Assessment System and Breakdown of Marks:
    Continuous Assessment
    40%
    Final Examination
    60%
    Total
    100%
    Name(s) of Academic Staff:
    Course Objective:
    The objectives of this course are to:
    To provide an understanding of the fundamentals of digital logic.
    To provide knowledge on the design and analysis of combinational logic circuits and simple
    sequential logic circuits.

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    Course Learning Outcomes:


    On completion of this course, a student shall be able to:
    1. Apply the fundamentals of digital logic.
    2. Design and analyse combinational logic circuits.
    3. Design sequential logic circuits using flip-flops.

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    Course Synopsis:
    The course covers the principles of digital logic (number systems and codes, Boolean algebra
    and minimization techniques), the design and analysis of combinational logic circuits,
    synchronous sequential logic and programmable logic.

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    Topics and Notional Hours:

    Topic 1: Introduction
    Digital and analog systems.
    Digital system design hierarchy.
    Logic levels and gates.
    ICs.
    Topic 2: Numbers Systems and Codes
    Number systems.
    Base conversions.
    Binary arithmetic.
    Signed numbers representation.
    Binary codes
    Topic 3: Boolean Algebra and Minimization
    Boolean expressions and truth table.
    Boolean algebra. De Morgans theorem.
    Canonical forms.
    Minimization using Karnaugh maps: 2, 3, 4 and
    5 variable maps.
    Minimization using tabular method: QuineMcCluskey.
    Dont care states
    Topic 4: Combinational Logic
    Design and analysis of two-level and multi-level
    circuits.
    Design using only NAND and NOR gates.

    Contact Hours
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    Learning
    Outcome
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    1, 2

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    TLT

    6.5

    10.5

    14

    24

    22

    36

    Gate delays and timing diagrams.


    Hazards.
    MSI combinational logic circuits: Half and full
    adders.
    Adder and subtractor circuits. Comparators.
    Multipliers.
    Multiplexers, decoders, encoders codes.
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    Topic 5: Synchronous Sequential Logic


    RS, JK, T and D flip-flops.
    Registers and counters.
    State machine: Mealey and Moore model.
    State diagrams and state tables.
    Reduction of state tables.

    Topic 6: Programmable Logic


    Basic of ROM, RAM, PLA, PAL, CPLD and
    3
    FPGA.
    Application of PLDs in combinational and
    sequential circuits.
    Assessment methods
    Includes Test/Assignments/Lab Assignment/Final actual exam time
    Total Notional Hours
    Equivalent total lecture hours
    Total equivalent lecture hours
    Credit Value

    10

    35
    35

    5
    2.5
    42

    22

    36

    8.5

    13.5

    9
    4.5

    83
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    Main Reference:
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    1. Roth, Charles H. (2013). Fundamentals of Logic Design. (7 ed.). Nelson Engineering.

    Additional Reference(s):
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    2. Tocci, Ronald J. (2013). Digital Systems: Principles and Applications. (11 ed.).
    Pearson.
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    3. Floyd, Thomas. (2015). Digital Fundamentals. (11 ed.). Pearson.
    4. Wakerly, John F. (2008). Digital Design: Principles and Practices. (4th ed.). Pearson.
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    Date of Senate Approval: 4 August 2016


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