18-545 Advanced Digital Design Project
12 units, Carnegie Mellon University
In this capstone design project course, students will design and implement a large digital system with video output, sound output, and user input. The course will teach the technical skill to accomplish this, as well as enhance project planning and group management skills. To that end, students will participate in design reviews, weekly status reports, and final project presentations. The project will result in a working system implemented on an FPGA prototyping board. The completed projects will be shown in a public demonstration session at the end of the semester. Students should enter with a good grasp of computer architecture, Verilog programming, and hardware lab skills. Experience in FPGA programming, computer graphics, andor VLSI design would also be useful. 4 hours lec., 24 hr. access lab Prerequisites 18447 or {18340 and 18341 or 18340 and 18348 or 18340 and 18349 or 18340 and 18320 or 18341 and 18348 or 18341 and 18349 or 18341 and 18320 or 18348 and 18320 or 18349 and 18320}
Prerequisites: (18-340 and 18-341) or (18-340 and 18-348) or (18-349 and 18-340) or (18-447 and 18-340) or (18-341 and 18-348) or (18-341 and 18-349) or (18-447 and 18-341) or (18-348 and 18-447) or (18-447 and 18-349)
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