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This text looks at a different approach to teaching Digital Logic; one that reflects the interacting areas of digital networks and computers that engineers need to understand. Fundamental subjects, such as Boolean algebra, logic formalisms, and Karnaugh maps are combined with an introductory-level look at VHDL, CMOS, VLSI and RISC computer architecture. The treatment is based on the viewpoint of design hierachies used in practice, from simple to complex. This integration of hardware and system design topics, usually taught only at an advanced level, into a single introductory text helps students link diverse material and concepts together. Readers gain a real-world understanding of the various aspects of how computer systems are put together and work.

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