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This course focuses on the use of microprocessors as components, to construct small microprocessor systems.
Focuses on the design of a stand-alone embedded computer system. Introduces advanced concepts in computer architecture; timing, memory devices, peripheral devices, interrupts and polling, embedded system software and design issues (Design for Manufacture (DFM) and design for test (DFT)). Students design, implement, and program a complete embedded computer system having real-time requirements. Requires project reports and demonstrations. Prerequisite: ECE332As a computer engineer it is critically important that you have a clear understanding of how to use a microprocessor as a component in a larger system.
If you like to use Express PCB software, then save these custom symbol .s files to C:\Program Files\ExpressPCB_VERSION\SchComponents_Custom
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