COE-202

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COE-202

• Term - 053
• Dr Abdelhafid Bouhraoua

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Instructor

• Dr Abdelhafid Bouhraoua
• Office Hours Sat. Mon. Wed. 930 AM 1130 PM
• Office Location Bldg 22 Room 137-1
• Phone 2178
• Email abouh_at_ccse.kfupm.edu.sa
• Web page www.ccse.kfupm.edu.sa/abouh

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Syllabus
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Course Catalog

• Introduction to Computer Engineering
• Digital Circuits
• Boolean algebra and switching theory
• Manipulation and minimization of Boolean
  functions.
• Combinational circuits analysis and design,
  multiplexers, decoders and adders.
• Sequential circuit analysis and design, basic
  flip-flops, clocking and edge-triggering,
  registers, counters, timing sequences, state
  assignment and reduction techniques.
• Register transfer level operations

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Textbook and CD

• Text Book Morris Mano and Charles Kime, Logic
  and Computer Design Fundamentals, Second Edition,
  Prentice Hall International, 2000.
• Course CD A CD containing all course lectures
  with animations and sound is available. The
  material can be downloaded from the web page.

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Grading Policy
Laboratory 20
Quizzes and Assignments 15
Midterm Exams 35
Final Exam 30

• Assignments include written and programming
  assignments
• Lowest two marks of the quizzes and assignments
  dropped
• Lowest exam counted as 15 and highest exam
  counted as 20

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Exams and Assignments
4-5 or more Assignments 5-6 or
more Quizzes 2 Major Exams 1 Final Exam
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Lecture Breakdown
Unit 1 Number Systems and Codes 1 ½ weeks
Unit 2 Binary Logic and Gates 1 ½ weeks
Unit 3 Combinatorial Logic 1 ½ weeks
Unit 4 Sequential Circuits 1 ½ weeks
Unit 5 Registers and Counters ½ week
Unit 6 Memory and PLDs ½ week
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Ethics (1)

• All assignments are individual and ONLY
  individual work will be accepted.
• Detected copies of assignments (written or
  programming assignments) will result in ZEROS for
  the whole group (including the student who
  actually solved the problem)

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Ethics (2)

• Using unauthorized information or notes on an
  examination, peeking at others work, or altering
  a graded exam to claim more grades are severe
  violations of academic honesty.
• Remember that if you CHEAT, you are cheating no
  one but yourself.
• Detected situations will result in failing grades
  in the course, and depending on the severity of
  the situation, some cases may possibly end up in
  SUSPENSION from the university.