EGR 110 - Introduction to Digital Logic

1. convert between basic numbering systems such as decimal, hexadecimal and binary;
2. perform arithmetic operations using signed and unsigned numbers in binary and hexadecimal;
3. simplify algebraic expressions using boolean algebra;
4. generate and use truth tables and canonical forms of boolean expressions;
5. convert expressions from boolean form to electronic logic gates;
6. use karnaugh maps to simplify boolean expressions;
7. interpret schematics, build and debug circuits containing msi devices such as decoders, encoders, multiplexers, demultiplexers, and adders;
8. use flip flops and latches to generate timing diagrams given the inputs to dese devices;
9. design electronic counters and state machines.