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A sophomore course |
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Recognizing fundamentals of digital logic circuits, Obtaining the ability to analyze and design such circuits, Identifying the importance of logic circuits by observing their use in daily life |
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Familiarity with logic and logical propositions |
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Analyzing and designing combinational and sequential logic circuits |
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Lectures, Online learning, problem-based learning |
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Attending class sessions, watching video tutorials, doing assignments and projects, participating in exams |
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Digital logic circuit analysis and design, V. P. Nelson, H. T. Nagle, J. D. Irwin, and B. D. Carrol |
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Logic circuit simulation tools |
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Quizzes, Assignments, Midterm exam, Final Exam |