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    ECEN 5863 Programmable Logic Embedded System Design

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    This 3 credit hour course covers the usage of programmable logic devices to create embedded systems. It will use FPGA development platforms from Altera, Lattice and Microsemi to design, program and construct working embedded systems. Topics include Verilog, VHDL, embedded processors, timing closure, I/O standards, power distribution, memory interfaces, verification and more. Students will complete homework, projects, quizzes and exams. The course assumes prior knowledge of C, digital logic design and computer architecture.

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    This 3 credit hour course covers the usage of programmable logic devices to create embedded systems. It will use FPGA development platforms from Altera, Lattice and Microsemi to design, program and construct working embedded systems. Topics include Verilog, VHDL, embedded processors, timing closure, I/O standards, power distribution, memory interfaces, verification and more. Students will complete homework, projects, quizzes and exams. The course assumes prior knowledge of C, digital logic design and computer architecture.

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    This 3 credit hour course covers the usage of programmable logic devices to create embedded systems. It will use FPGA development platforms from Altera, Lattice and Microsemi to design, program and construct working embedded systems. Topics include Verilog, VHDL, embedded processors, timing closure, I/O standards, power distribution, memory interfaces, verification and more. Students will complete homework, projects, quizzes and exams. The course assumes prior knowledge of C, digital logic design and computer architecture.

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    ECEN 5863 Programmable Logic Embedded System Design

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    ECEN 5863 Programmable Logic Embedded System Design

    Logistics Spring 2020


     PLEASE NOTE: All content on the page subject to change.
     3 credit hours, takes approximately 12-15 hours/week including lecture.
     Lectures: TUE/THUR, 3:30-4:45PM, ECCR 1B51
     Projects: Will require checkout of development kits
     Prerequisites: Knowledge of assembly and C Programming, Digital Logic Design, and
    basic computer architecture.
     Students should have a first course in each of these subjects. The corresponding CU-
    Boulder courses are ECEN 2120/2350, ECEN 3100/3350, and ECEN 1030/1310/CSCI 1300. In
    particular, ability to perform tasks like write a string copy function in C and design sequential
    circuits using Karnaugh maps is needed.
     Office hours: TBD
     TA Contact Information:
     Sanju Kannioth, ([email protected])
     Isha Sawant, ([email protected])

    Course Description and Topics covered


     This course examines usage of Programmable Logic Devices to create system solutions.
    Specific design challenges inherent to this technology will be addressed using industry standard
    techniques and practices. We willl use recent FPGA development platforms, including platforms
    from Altera, Lattice and Microsemi, to design, program and construct working systems. This
    course assumes knowledge of Verilog or VHDL and C Programming, Digital Logic Design, and
    basic computer architecture.
     Verilog, VHDL, OpenCL, System Verilog RTL design for FPGA and CPLD
    architectures
     FPGA development tools flow: specify, synthesize, simulate, program and debug
     Configurable embedded processors
     Embedded software architecture and development
     Timing closure techniques and tools
     IO Standard internals (CML, LVDS, PECL, LVCMOS, SSTL, HSTL) and pin
    assignments
     Power Distribution Network design
     Use of soft-core and hard-core processors and OS options
     System engineering, software-hardware integration, testing and troubleshooting
     DSP algorithm impmentation in FPGAs
     IP development and incorporating 3rd-party IP
     High speed digital board design and layout principles
     Memory Interface (DDR 1/2/3 SDRAM, HSTL SRAM, CFI)
     Verification and Simulation

    For more detailed information, see the syllabus at

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tni3qHhb3W-OAWKkhJLpQTm00Sf5qmfr?usp=sharing

    Readings

    Course materials include textbooks, papers, lecture slides, project guides, and other online
    materials.
     Textbooks (CU bookstore, and also online through the CU Library)
     Embedded SoPC Design with NIOS II Processor and Verilog Examples, by Pong P.
    Chu; ISBN 978-1-118-01103-4.
     [optional] Rapid Prototyping of Digital Systems, SOPC Edition, by Hamblen, Hall,
    and Furman
     Course website
     Course lecture slides posted weekly on Canvas at
    https://canvas.colorado.edu/courses/54193
     Course labs and project material posted weekly on Canvas
     Other online materials
     DE10-Lite Development Kit
     Microsemi SmartFusion Evaluation Kit
     Altera DE1-SoC Development Board
     ARM information center

    GRADING

    The course grade will be based on in-class participation, homework assignments, quizzes,
    course projects, and 2 exams. The grade proportions are as follows:
     Homework and class participation 20%
     Course projects 30%
     Quizzes 10%
     Final and Mid-term Exam 40%

    Honor code

    A complete description of the honor code can be found here .

    To summarize: "Violations of the Honor Code are acts of academic dishonesty and include but
    are not limited to plagiarism, cheating, fabrication, aid of academic dishonesty, lying to course
    instructors, lying to representatives of the Honor Code, bribery or threats pertaining to
    academic matters, or an attempt to do any of the aforementioned violations."

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