EE 111 Digital Electronics/Final Exam

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Electronic Engineering
- EE Digital Electronics
  - Lecture, Number systems and logic states
  - Lecture, Digital Logic Gates
  - Lecture, Combinatorial Functions
  - Lecture, Karnaugh Map Reductions
  - Lecture, Arithmetic
  - Lecture, Flip-flops
- Mid-term Exam
  - Lecture, Sequential Logic
  - Lecture, Memory Elements
  - Lecture, Registers and Counters
  - Lecture, Advanced Sequential Circuits
  - Lecture, Logic Simulation
  - Lecture, High Level Language Logic Modelling and Synthesis
- Final Exam

Essay Questions

for the course EE 111 - Digital Electronics in Electrical Engineering

1. What is an electron? How does it interact with other elementary particles and other electrons?

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* Electronic Engineering * EE Digital Electronics * Lecture, Number systems and logic states * Lecture, Digital Logic Gates * Lecture, Combinatorial Functions * Lecture, Karnaugh Map Reductions * Lecture, Arithmetic * Lecture, Flip-flops * Mid-term Exam * Lecture, Sequential Logic * Lecture, Memory Elements * Lecture, Registers and Counters * Lecture, Advanced Sequential Circuits * Lecture, Logic Simulation * Lecture, High Level Language Logic Modelling and Synthesis * Final Exam

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