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    This document provides information about the EECS 119 VLSI Circuit Design course offered at the University of California, Irvine in Fall 2016. The course will be taught by Professor Maqsood A. Chaudhry and cover topics in CMOS digital microelectronic systems and VLSI system design from fundamentals to advanced concepts over 11 weeks. Students will be evaluated based on a midterm exam, quizzes, final exam, and multiple projects.

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    This document provides information about the EECS 119 VLSI Circuit Design course offered at the University of California, Irvine in Fall 2016. The course will be taught by Professor Maqsood A. Chaudhry and cover topics in CMOS digital microelectronic systems and VLSI system design from fundamentals to advanced concepts over 11 weeks. Students will be evaluated based on a midterm exam, quizzes, final exam, and multiple projects.

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    This document provides information about the EECS 119 VLSI Circuit Design course offered at the University of California, Irvine in Fall 2016. The course will be taught by Professor Maqsood A. Chaudhry and cover topics in CMOS digital microelectronic systems and VLSI system design from fundamentals to advanced concepts over 11 weeks. Students will be evaluated based on a midterm exam, quizzes, final exam, and multiple projects.

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    University of California, Irvine

    Fall 2016

    EECS 119 VLSI Circuit Design


    Instructor:
    e-mail:
    Office:
    Office Hours:
    Text:.
    Reference:

    Maqsood A. Chaudhry
    mchaudhr@uci.edu; chaudhry@fullerton.edu
    MSTB 218
    TTh 7:00-8:00 PM
    Digital Integrated Circuits A Design Perspective by Rabaey,
    Chandrakasan and Nikolic, 2nd edition, Prentice Hall, 2003.
    Microelectronic Circuits by Sedra and Smith, 7th edition, Oxford, 2015
    Topics to be Covered

    Week Topic
    1

    The Devices

    Reading
    Assignment
    Chapter 3

    The CMOS Inverter

    Chapter 5

    The Manufacturing Process

    Chapter 2

    4,5
    6

    Designing Combinational Logic Chapter 6


    Gates in CMOS
    Mid-Term Exam
    Chapter 2,3,5,6

    6,7

    The Wire

    Chapters 4

    7,8,9 Designing Sequential Logic


    Chapter 7
    Circuits
    10
    Designing Memory and Array Chapter 12
    Structures
    11
    Final Examination
    Cumulative
    Please Note:
    EECS 119 will cover wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of CMOS digital
    microelectronic systems all the way to VLSI system design. Although we will cover both
    circuit and system aspects of the VLSI design, more emphasis will be placed on the
    broader view of the VLSI circuits and system.
    Students are expected to have taken all the prerequisites (or equivalent) of the course and
    fully understand the structure, operation and characteristics and models for analysis of
    MOS transistors. In addition, students are expected to be well versed in the analysis and
    design of digital logic circuits.
    Prerequisites will be enforced except for graduate students. This is a requirement set by

    the department due to accreditation issues.


    Add/Drop Procedure: Students are required to use WebReg or equivalent for all
    add/drop actions during the first two weeks of class. This is a requirement set by the
    department. No adds will be considered after the first two weeks.
    Teaching Assistant: Kaveh Shahverdi [kshahver@uci.edu]
    Midterm and project information:
    One midterm will be given covering the basics of digital CMOS design. The exam will be
    a variable mix of short answer questions, with usually a term, definition or an explanatory
    sentence required, problems in which a circuit sketch or similar diagram must be drawn
    and/or annotated, and analytical problems in which, for example, an equation must be
    derived.
    No homework problem sets are planned, but a few quizzes may also be given, with the
    goal of providing you with feedback on your understanding of the material.
    Please note that there will be absolutely NO "make-up" exams or quizzes! In case you
    miss a mid-term for reasons beyond your control, weight of the mid-term will be added to
    the final examination.
    Four projects of increasing complexity will be assigned the details of which will be
    provided at the time the projects are assigned.
    Final Exam: The final will be comprehensive. A missed final will be dealt with
    according to University regulations on incompletes and withdrawals.
    Mid-Term Examination
    Quizzes
    Final Examination
    Projects and Quizzes

    20%
    10%
    30%
    40%

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