This subject develops the theory and practice of designing logic systems, with a focus on Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs). A hardware description language is used to design, simulate, and synthesise digital hardware, including both combinational and sequential logic. Topics include: logic design fundamentals, the VHDL language, finite state machines, and designing for testability.

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[Pre-requisite] CC3501 OR ADMITTANCE INTO MASTERS OF ENGINEERING (PROF)

[Pre-requisite] CC3501 OR ADMITTANCE INTO MASTERS OF ENGINEERING (PROF) Offerings: All

102809 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), 102909 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Science, 118304 Master of Engineering (Professional), 116309 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Information Technology

102809 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), 102909 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Science, 118304 Master of Engineering (Professional), 116309 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Information Technology Offerings: All

CC4510 - Digital System Design

Digital System Design

Design digital logic based upon system requirements

Synthesise digital logic to field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and validate the resulting implementation

Implement logic designs in a hardware description language

Understand digital design methodologies and the role of programmable logic devices

Evaluate logic designs using hardware simulation tools to test for correctness and issues of timing