Course Objectives: During the Course students are expected:
1. To demonstrate the use of codes and k-map minimization techniques in digital
circuits.
2. To design combinational logic circuits using logic gates.
3. To illustrate the use and significance of logic IC families and flip-flops in digital
circuits.
4. To design asynchronous and synchronous sequential logic circuits.
5. To apply concepts of state machines for designing digital applications.
Course Outcomes:
|
CO Number |
At the end of this course students will be able to: |
Bloom’s Taxonomy Level |
|
CO1 |
Demonstrate the use of codes and k-map minimization techniques in digital circuits. |
L3: Apply |
|
CO2 |
Design combinational logic circuits using logic gates. |
L3: Apply |
|
CO3 |
Explain various characteristics of logic IC families. |
L2: Understand |
|
CO4 |
Model various flip-flops using NAND gates. |
L3: Apply |
|
CO5 |
Design asynchronous and synchronous sequential logic circuits. |
L3: Apply |
|
CO6 |
Apply concepts of state machines for designing digital applications. |
L3: Apply |