Course Instructors:

Names	Office	Office hours	Sections
Berdakh Abibullaev	7e318	Mon, Wed, Fri
(2 pm-4 pm)
By appointment	Section 1
Section 2	Tue, Thu, 09:00 am - 10:15 am
Tohid Alizadeh	7e317	By appointment	Section 3

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📜 Course Description

ROBT 206 is the first course in the Robotics and Mechatronics Program curriculum within the Computer Engineering area. This 8-credit course consists of two 75-minute (or three 50-minute) lectures per week and one (or two) three-hour lab session. It focuses on the fundamentals of logic, computer system design, and practical microcontroller programming.

Topics covered include Boolean algebra, the design of combinational and sequential logic circuits, the basics of computer design, instruction set concepts and microcontroller peripherals. Arduino IDE, MATLAB, Quartus, and Proteus will be utilized to simulate logic circuits. For hands-on programming experience, laboratory sessions will involve the use of FPGA Boards along with various electronic components.

📚 Learning Resources

Required Texts

📒 Course Schedule (tentative)

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🗝 Enrollment

Prerequisite(s):

CSCI 150 Fundamentals of Programming or
CSCI 151 Programming for Scientists and Engineers

must be completed with a grade of “C-” or better

📚 Course Objectives

Students will acquire foundational knowledge and skills to understand, analyze, and design real-world digital circuits.
Students will comprehend the working principles of microcontrollers, either through a low-level understanding of digital circuit design and analysis or through a high-level software-based interface and control.
Students will have a solid understanding of the design and implementation of basic digital systems through hands-on laboratory exercises.

📚 Course learning outcomes

By the end of the course, the student will be expected to be able to:

Design and Analyze combinational logic circuits