VLSI Design 2018 CSE/EE 40462/60462 |
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Administration
LectureTuesday, Thursday 1pm -- 3:15pm 125 Debartolo Hall Instructor:
Required Textbooks:Neil Weste and David Harris, CMOS VLSI Design, 4th Ed., Addison-WesleyCompanion Web SiteThe main text book, Weste and Harris 4th edition, has a strong companion web site, including ANSWERS TO ODD QUESTIONS. Recommended or Useful Textbooks:
Honor Code:ND Honor Code. CSE Guide to Honor CodeGrading:
Undergraduate ProjectsUndergraduates will be given some descriptive material on an early simple microprocessor (a different one for each student to keep it interesting), and then asked to use what they have learned in class to estimate:
In Class QuizzesOccasional short quizzes will be given in class, with scoring done by students during class. Grades on quizzes are based solely on attendance, with "self-evaluation scores" used by Prof. to judge state of overall student understanding. Every student permitted one "free" quiz grade. Late Take Home Exam policyTake Home exams are due at the beginning, i.e. 2:00 PM, of the next class after they are assigned. 25% penalty for turning in exam after the due time and before 5:00 PM on the due date. No exams will be accepted after that. The only exceptions to this policy will be medical emergencies (doctor's note required) or family emergencies (discuss with professor preferably before the due time.) Late homework policy:Assignments are due in class on the due date, and will be returned in class 1 week later. There is a no-penalty grace period to turn in homework until 5:00 on the due date. After that, there is a 25% penalty for turning in the homework within 1 day, and 50% for 2 days late. No late homeworks will be accepted after that. The only exceptions to this policy will be medical emergencies (doctor's note required) or family emergencies (discuss with professor). |
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