| CODE |
CCE1010 |
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| TITLE |
Computer Logic 1 |
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| LEVEL |
01 - Year 1 in Modular Undergraduate Course |
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| ECTS CREDITS |
6 |
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| DEPARTMENT |
Communications and Computer Engineering |
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| DESCRIPTION |
This study-unit introduces basic combinational logic and associated building blocks making up a simple processor.
Syllabus: • Computer Logic: This unit introduces Boolean logic and functions for use in combinational logic circuits. Trade offs in implementation using NOR-logic or NAND-logic are discussed. Design and implementation using various minimisation techniques including Karnaugh Maps and tabular methods. • Computer Arithmetic: Computer arithmetic for addition and subtraction including number representation, fixed and floating point standards, valid range and error checking. • Computer arithmetic structures: serial and parallel full-adder. The Arithmetic Logic Unit design using a parallel full adder. • Decoders, multiplexers. • Practical aspects of logic gates – IC types – TTL, ECL and CMOS, fan-in, fan out, fan-out, tristate etc. • Instruction Set Architecture. • Combinational logic design using VHDL.
Textbook: • Logic and Computer Design Fundamentals by M. Morris Mano and Charles.R. Kine, 4th ed. Pearson. |
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| ADDITIONAL NOTES |
Leads to: CCE2010 |
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| STUDY-UNIT TYPE |
Lecture and Tutorial |
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| METHOD OF ASSESSMENT |
| Assessment Component/s |
Resit Availability |
Weighting |
| Practical |
No |
10% |
| Examination (3 Hours)
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Yes |
90% |
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| LECTURER/S |
Ivan Grech (Co-ord.)
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22 May 2013
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