DE - HONORS DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

Year - 1.0 credit

Sophomore/Junior/Senior

Prerequisite: A commitment to the rigor associated with an honors class.

Digital Electronics is a course of study in applied digital logic using electronic logic circuits that first are designed and then tested using the latest computer digital-logic modeling technology. Students will learn about digital electronic fundamentals, number systems, gates, Boolean algebra, circuit design, flip-flops, and microprocessors. Students in this class will apply the class concepts towards completing several class projects including a voting machine, a fireplace control circuit, an elevator door control state machine, and a 60 second timer. Students will also be introduced to basic microprocessor programming. No electronics background is needed before taking this course.

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