ELEC2700 Computer Engineering 2 |
Lecturers |
Dr. Steve Weller - Digital design
Dr. Brian Cook - Microprocessor systems
|
Credit points |
10
|
When |
Semester 2, 2002
|
Contact |
- two 1.5-hour lectures per week
- one lab/tutorial session per week for Digital
design (avg. 1.5-hours/week)
- one lab session per week for Microprocessor systems
(avg. 1.5-hours/week)
|
Lectures |
- Monday 5pm-6:30pm - Digital design, Lecture theatre ES203
- Tuesday 9am-10:30am - Microprocessor systems, Lecture
theatre EF02
|
Laboratories and tutorials |
Digital design
- weekly sessions beginning in Week 2, in lab EE105
- labs and tutorials (roughly) in alternating weeks
- lab sessions are 2 hours in duration
- tutorial sessions are of 1-hour duration
- in weeks where a tutorial (rather than a lab) is to take
place, the tutor will be present only for the first of the
timetabled hours, e.g. 8-9am for a timetabled 8-10am session
-
Session times are:
- Tuesday 11am-1pm
- Wednesday 8-10am
- Wednesday 2-4pm
- Thursday 11am-1pm
- Thursday 1-3pm
- Friday 1-3pm
- Lorraine Valent (EE General Office, Room EAG08) maintains the
lab booking sheets
Microprocessor Systems
- Session times for Microprocessor systems labs in EE103a will
be finalised by Dr. Cook in Week 1 of Semester 2
|
Printed notes |
Copies of printed notes used in lectures will be available from
Monday, 22 July from the United Campus Bookshop. These notes also
contain tutorial and laboratory question sheets, data sheets and
worked solutions to most tutorial questions. All students are
expected to purchase a copy of these notes. At the present time the
price of these notes has not been finalised.
The following book is not a prescribed text in 2001, but is
recommended for any student wishing to purchase a text to support
the Digital design component of ELEC2700:
-
Digital Design with CPLD Applications and VHDL
R.K. Dueck, Delmar Thomson Learning, 2001.
This text is available for purchase from the University Co-op
Bookshop, 4 Perkins Street, Newcastle.
|
Assessment |
- 10% - mid-semester quiz (Digital design)
- 15% - four laboratory submissions (Digital design)
- 25% - software project (Microprocessor systems)
- 50% - final examination
|
