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Describe the fundamentals of digital logic. (I)
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Make conversions among number systems and perform arithmetic
operations in different number systems. (II)
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Use logic symbols and truth tables to describe basic gates. (III)
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Describe the various logic families and interfacing considerations
between families. (III)
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Apply laws of Boolean algebra to logic problems. (IV)
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Use Boolean algebra to simplify combinations of logic gates. (IV)
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Use Karnaugh maps, DeMorgan's theorems, and rules of Boolean algebra
to analyze combinational logic circuits. (V)
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Implement Boolean expressions using logic gates. (V)
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Describe, implement, and measure combinational logic circuits
incorporating commonly used integrated circuits. ( VI)
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Explain the functional operation and characteristics of the filp-flop
as a logic device. (VII)
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Describe, implement, and measure sequential logic circuits
incorporating commonly used integrated circuits. (VII, VIII, IX)
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Use timing diagrams to analyze sequential logic circuits. (VII, VIII,
IX)
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Discuss the characteristics of digital memory elements. (X)
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Apply the scientific method of inquiry and deduction relating to the
laws, theories, and axioms of digital logic circuitry to specific
laboratory experiments.
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