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{{DISPLAYTITLE:ECE 2031 - Digital Design Laboratory}}
 
[[File:College of Computing Building, Georgia Tech.jpg|alt=A large brick building with pavilion.|thumb|The College of Computing Building, the location of the Digital Design Laboratory]]
  
[[File:College of Computing Building, Georgia Tech.jpg|alt=A large brick building with pavilion.|thumb|The College of Computing Building, the location of the Digital Design Laboratory]]
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'''ECE 2031''' is a 2 credit ECE laboratory class and is a requirement for both [[Electrical_Engineering |electrical engineering]] and [[Computer_Engineering |computer engineering]] majors.<ref name=":0">https://www.ece.gatech.edu/courses/course_outline/ECE2031</ref> ECE 2031 is effectively the laboratory class for [[ECE 2020]], and it introduces students to design and implementation methods for digital systems.
   
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ECE 2031 is also a requirement for the [[Systems and Architecture|systems and architecture]] and [[devices]] threads in [[Computer Science|computer science]].<ref>https://www.cc.gatech.edu/content/systems-architecture</ref><ref>https://www.cc.gatech.edu/content/devices</ref>
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== Overview ==
  
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== Topic List ==
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ECE 2031 is a 2 credit hour ECE laboratory class, and is a requirement for both [[Electrical_Engineering | electrical engineering]] and [[Computer_Engineering | computer engineering]] majors.<ref>https://www.ece.gatech.edu/courses/course_outline/ECE2031</ref>
  
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* CAD Tools
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* Logic Synthesis using an [[wikipedia:Hardware_description_language|HDL]]
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* HDL models of basic gates and logic operations
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* Combinational design using multiple methods: primitive gates, schematic capture for [[wikipedia:Field-programmable_gate_array|FPGA]]<nowiki/>s, and VHDL
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* HDL based simulation and synthesis with FPGAs
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* Examination of real timing issues on hardware using timing simulation, oscilloscope, and logic analyzer
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* State machine specification, design, and simulation
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* State machine implementation with multiple methods
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* Design verification with logic analyzer
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* HDL models of data storage elements
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* ROM and RAM implementations on FPGA boards
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* Hardware design of a simple computer with ALU, registers, control unit, memory, instructions, and I/O
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* HDL-based simple computer simulation and implementation on FPGA board
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* Machine language and assembly language programming for the simple computer
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* Simulation and implementation of programs on the FPGA board
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* Final design project problem specification (examples: video game, control application, robot, or contest)
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* Hardware and tools available to solve the final design project problem
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* Project engineering issues: top-down vs. bottom-up design, hierarchical decomposition, and modularity
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This topic list is from spring 2019.<ref name=":0" />
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== Workload ==
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Labs are released weekly and must be checked off by undergraduate teaching assistants. Pre-lab quizzes are administered prior to lab check offs.
   
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Emphasis is placed on developing technical communications skills; laboratory reports are graded to strict formatting and content standard. The semester concludes with a team project, requiring cooperation with a group of three to four other students.
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ECE 2031 is, in effect, the laboratory class for [[ECE 2020]] and introduces students to design and implementation methods for digital systems. Labs are released weekly and must be checked off by undergraduate teaching assistants. Pre-lab quizzes are administered prior to lab check offs.
  
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== Registration ==
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ECE 2031 is not a [[Linked Course|linked course]].
   
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== Resources ==
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Emphasis is placed on developing technical communications skills; laboratory reports are graded to strict formatting and content standard. The semester concludes with a team project, requiring cooperation within a group of three to four other students.
  
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=== Topics ===
  
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As of Spring 2021, the topics covered in the class were:
  
   
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* [https://powersof2.gatech.edu/ddl/index.html Course Website]: includes pre-lab and lab guides; lab checkoffs are done through this website.
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# CAD Tools
  
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# Logic Synthesis using an HDL
  
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# HDL models of basic gates and logic operations
  
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# Combinational design using multiple methods: primitive gates, schematic capture for FPGAs, and VHDL
  
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# HDL based simulation and synthesis with FPGAs
  
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# Examination of real timing issues on hardware using timing simulation, oscilloscope, and logic analyzer
  
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# State machine specification, design, and simulation
  
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# State machine implementation with multiple methods
  
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# Design verification with logic analyzer
  
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# HDL models of data storage elements
  
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# ROM and RAM implementations on FPGA boards
  
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# Hardware design of a simple computer with ALU, registers, control unit, memory, instructions, and I/O
  
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# HDL-based simple computer simulation and implementation on FPGA board
  
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# Machine language and assembly language programming for the simple computer
  
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# Simulation and implementation of programs on the FPGA board
  
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# Final design project problem specification (examples: video game, control application, robot, or contest)
  
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# Hardware and tools available to solve the final design project problem
  
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# Project engineering issues: top-down vs. bottom-up design, hierarchical decomposition, and modularity
  
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=== How it Fits into the Curriculum ===
  
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ECE 2031 is a requirement for EE and CmpE majors. It is a prerequisite for [[ECE 3005]], [[ECE 3006]], [[ECE 3040]], [[ECE 3043]], [[ECE 3056]], [[ECE 3150]], [[ECE 4180]], [[ECE 4452]], [[ECE 4550]], [[CS 3220]], and [[CS 3651]].
  
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== Current Registration Info ==
  
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ECE 2031 is not a [[linked course]].
  
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=== Prerequisites ===
  
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Two prerequisite options exist for ECE 2031:
  
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# ([[ECE 2020]] or [[ECE 2030]]) AND ([[ECE 2035]] or [[ECE 2036]] or [[CS 1372]])
  
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# [[CS 2110]]
  
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=== AP/IB Credit ===
  
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No AP or IB credit is available for this course.
  
   
 
==References==
  
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[[Category:Courses|^ECE^ECE]]

Latest revision as of 23:21, 31 December 2021

A large brick building with pavilion.
The College of Computing Building, the location of the Digital Design Laboratory

ECE 2031 is a 2 credit ECE laboratory class and is a requirement for both electrical engineering and computer engineering majors.[1] ECE 2031 is effectively the laboratory class for ECE 2020, and it introduces students to design and implementation methods for digital systems.

ECE 2031 is also a requirement for the systems and architecture and devices threads in computer science.[2][3]

Topic List[edit | edit source]

  • CAD Tools
  • Logic Synthesis using an HDL
  • HDL models of basic gates and logic operations
  • Combinational design using multiple methods: primitive gates, schematic capture for FPGAs, and VHDL
  • HDL based simulation and synthesis with FPGAs
  • Examination of real timing issues on hardware using timing simulation, oscilloscope, and logic analyzer
  • State machine specification, design, and simulation
  • State machine implementation with multiple methods
  • Design verification with logic analyzer
  • HDL models of data storage elements
  • ROM and RAM implementations on FPGA boards
  • Hardware design of a simple computer with ALU, registers, control unit, memory, instructions, and I/O
  • HDL-based simple computer simulation and implementation on FPGA board
  • Machine language and assembly language programming for the simple computer
  • Simulation and implementation of programs on the FPGA board
  • Final design project problem specification (examples: video game, control application, robot, or contest)
  • Hardware and tools available to solve the final design project problem
  • Project engineering issues: top-down vs. bottom-up design, hierarchical decomposition, and modularity

This topic list is from spring 2019.[1]

Workload[edit | edit source]

Labs are released weekly and must be checked off by undergraduate teaching assistants. Pre-lab quizzes are administered prior to lab check offs.

Emphasis is placed on developing technical communications skills; laboratory reports are graded to strict formatting and content standard. The semester concludes with a team project, requiring cooperation with a group of three to four other students.

Registration[edit | edit source]

ECE 2031 is not a linked course.

Resources[edit | edit source]

  • Course Website: includes pre-lab and lab guides; lab checkoffs are done through this website.

References[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.ece.gatech.edu/courses/course_outline/ECE2031
  2. ↑ https://www.cc.gatech.edu/content/systems-architecture
  3. ↑ https://www.cc.gatech.edu/content/devices
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