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\newcommand\textBookTitle{Digital Design \& Computer Architecture (ARM Edition)}
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\newcommand\catalogDesc{Introduction to logic design and digital computer fundamentals. Topics include computer arithmetic, Boolean algebra and logical design, basic concepts of computer architecture, programming and interfacing microcontrollers.}
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\newcommand\coreRequirement{Required for BS EE students}
\newcommand\courseExpectation{The objective of this course is to introduce the students to embedded systems, focusing both on how to design and use them as well as on the principles on which they work. The course also includes an introduction to IoT.}
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\item • Peripheral Devices:\\- General Purpose Input Output (GPIO)\\- Output drive:  Push-Pull, Open-Drain, High-Z\\- Analog input (A/D conversion), Pulse Width Modulated output.\\- PWM, Servo Motor, and Tone outputs.
\item • Data Storage and Number Systems\\- Data types, encoding and data storage\\- Binary, 2’s Complement Binary, Hex\\- Addition, Subtraction, Carry and oVerflow
\item • Introduction to Boolean Expressions and Digital Logic\\- Boolean expressions, Logical operators, Boolean operators
\item - Bitwise combinatorial logic and shifting
\item • Interrupts \& Finite State Machines\\- GPIO, and Timer Interrupts\\- Interrupt Service Routines\\- Finite State Machines and Sequential Logic\\- volatile, static, enumerated data types
\item • Cloud Programming and Integration:\\- Encoding data for the web: JSON and XML\\- Communication and Transport models and protocols: UDP, TCP/IP, HTTP, MQTT\\- Generating and responding to Cloud-based Events: Pub/Sub vs Req/Resp\\- Integration tools:  Pipedream, IFTTT, ThingSpeak, NodeRed.
\item • Serial Communication Protocols:\\- UART / RS232 serial communications\\- I2c protocol and communications\\- SPI protocol and communications
\item • Assembly Language Programming:\\- Introduction to Assembly Language programming
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\newcommand\gradingPolicy{The in-class course ECE 2430 and Lab component ECE 2431 will be taught in a highly integrated manner, with some homeworks amounting to Lab Projects.  Written \textbf{Homework} assignments will be posted on Blackboard, together with \textbf{Solutions}.  This work will not be graded, but student learning on each homework will be assessed by means of a 10-20 minute ‘in-class’ \textbf{Quiz}. Makeup Quizzes will not be offered.
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