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This course served as the foundation of the Computer Engineering program within the Electrical Engineering department. Centered on computer architecture, it equiped students with the theoretical knowledge needed to design a basic processor.

This course served as the foundation of the Computer Engineering program within the Electrical Engineering department. Centered on computer architecture, it equiped students with the theoretical knowledge needed to design a basic processor.

Law, Security, and Logic, an interdisciplinary course exploring how computer-automated reasoning can advance both cybersecurity and legal reasoning.

The lab explored the principles of operation and application of electron devices and linear circuits. Topics covered included semiconductor properties, diodes, bipolar and field effect transistors, biasing techniques, amplifier circuits, frequency response analysis, operational amplifiers, and analog circuit design.

The course introduced the design of complex digital systems using hardware description languages. It taught design methodologies that partitioned systems into datapaths and controllers. The focus was on synthesizable RTL VHDL code for digital circuit design using dataflow, structural, and behavioral coding styles.

The lab provided a practical introduction to modeling digital systems with VHDL for logic synthesis. It offered an overview of design flow and tools for FPGAs. The course discussed verification of digital systems using testbenches, prototyping boards, and modern testing equipment, and illustrated VHDL-based design methodology through multiple examples from communications, control, DSP, and cryptography.

The lab explored the principles of operation and application of electron devices and linear circuits. Topics covered included semiconductor properties, diodes, bipolar and field effect transistors, biasing techniques, amplifier circuits, frequency response analysis, operational amplifiers, and analog circuit design.

The course introduced the design of complex digital systems using hardware description languages. It taught design methodologies that partitioned systems into datapaths and controllers. The focus was on synthesizable RTL VHDL code for digital circuit design using dataflow, structural, and behavioral coding styles.