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EEL4712 Digital Design

Instructor Dr. Greg Stitt gstitt@ece.ufl.edu http://www.gstitt.ece.ufl.edu Office Hours: Monday Period 3, Tuesday Period 4 (Benton 323) Also, by appointment

Course Website 2 sites Canvas E-learning Email Policy http://www.gstitt.ece.ufl.edu/courses/eel4712/ Linked off my website Canvas E-learning http://elearning.ufl.edu/ Select E-learning Canvas Login Login with GatorLink account Used for posting grades, turning in projects Email Policy When sending an email, include the class name in brackets e.g. [EEL4712] Question about lab 2

Grading EEL4712 Grading: Final grade: curved average of all components Midterm 1: 20% (February 12) Midterm 2: 20% (March 18) Midterm 3: 20% (April 20) Labs: 40% Final grade: curved average of all components

Lab Assignments Linked off main website http://www.gstitt.ece.ufl.edu/courses/eel4712/labs/ Will provide realistic application of concepts covered during lecture All labs will use Altera DE0 FPGA board Each lab (after lab 0) will have a pre-lab assignment and an in-lab assignment Some may have a post-lab assignment See each lab for submission instructions Lab quizzes Will test basic understanding of concepts

Lab Assignments, Cont. Labs will require effort outside of lab Pre-lab assignments will be due at the beginning of lab Lab 0 posted on website. START NOW! Labs will be VHDL intensive Spend time outside of lab exercises practicing Class website contains list of VHDL resources Note: lots of bad information online! Best source of information will be lectures Altera Quartus II Download latest free version (web edition) http://www.altera.com/products/software/quartus-ii/web-edition/qts-we-index.html Do tutorials in appendix of the book! Labs will also use Digilent Analog Discovery http://www.digilentinc.com/Products/Detail.cfm?Prod=ANALOG-DISCOVERY Logic analyzer for debugging outside of lab

Reading Material Textbook: Supplemented by papers Brown, S. D. and Vranesic, Z. G., "Fundamentals of Digital Logic with VHDL Design", Second or Third Edition, McGraw-Hill Supplemented by papers Check class website for daily requirements Will also post slides when used

Prerequisites EEL 3701 Requires basic knowledge of: Boolean logic Sequential and combinational components Logic minimization State machines Assembly programming Assumes no knowledge of VHDL

Goals Understanding of how to design complex digital circuits by applying basic concepts Basic understanding of reconfigurable and microprocessor architectures Gain experience with VHDL Training for research and graduate school Will invite exceptional students to participate in state-of-the-art research projects

Academic Dishonesty Unless told otherwise, assignments must be done individually All assignments will be checked for cheating Collaboration is allowed (and encouraged), but within limits Can discuss problems, how to use tools etc. Cannot show code, solutions, etc. Cheating penalties First instance - 0 on corresponding assignment Second - 0 for entire class

Attendance Policy I won’t take attendance But, attendance is highly recommended If you are sick, stay at home! If obviously sick, you will be asked to leave Missed tests cannot be retaken, except with doctor’s note

Introduction Why should you be excited about this class? Digital design is important in all aspects of computing Microprocessor architecture, graphics processing units (GPUs) Embedded systems e.g., phones, portable game consoles, etc. Portable (low-power), high-performance functionality enabled by custom circuits implemented as ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits) Reconfigurable computing Enables custom circuits without creating an ASIC Combines flexibility of software with performance of ASIC High-performance computing Custom circuits are often 10x-1000x faster than microprocessors!!! In this class, you will learn the fundamentals of creating circuits that are 10x-1000x faster than microprocessors

Novo-G Supercomputer Reconfigurable Supercomputer at UF Pioneering top reconfigurable system in world Features 448 top-end Altera Stratix III, IV, and V FPGAs Focus: performance, energy-efficiency, productivity, scalability Dramatic speedups on apps in broad range of domains Image processing, bioinformatics, finance, crypto, et al. Upgrade in 2015: reconfigurable FPGA network 3D torus directly connecting FPGAs; low latency, high throughput Enable comm-intensive apps (e.g., 3D-FFT, molecular dynamics) Leading IT companies following Novo-G’s lead Microsoft: Catapult FPGA system, Bing search-engine acceleration Baidu: FPGA system, neural networks for deep learning apps Intel, Google, Oracle, et al. also investing in these technologies

Reminder Start reading details of lab 0 Review chapter 6 Combinational-circuit building blocks