Spring 2013
ECEN 3350 Programming of Digital Systems

 

 

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Course: ECEN 3350 - Programming of Digital Systems
MWF 10:00am - 10:50am
ECEE 1B32
 
Professor: Andrew R. Pleszkun
Office: ECOT 334
Phone: 303-492-3571
E-mail: Prof. Andrew R. Pleszkun
Office Hours: Monday 2:00pm to 3:00pm and Thursday 10:00am to 11:30am.
 
Prerequisites: ECEN 1030 C Programming for EE/ECE (or equivalent)
  ECEN 2350 Digital Logic
 
Text: Text: Wayne Wolf, "Computers as Components", 3rd Edition, 2012, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, ISBN-978-0-12-388436-7
 
Grading: Homeworks: 16%
2 50-minute Exams: 22% each
Final exam: 40%
 
Final Exam:Monday, May 6, 2013 from 4:30pm to 7:00pm.
50-minute Exams:Friday, February 22, 2013 and Friday, April 5, 2013.
 
Homework Policy: Homework assignments will be posted on the course website. The following will be strictly enforced:
  • Each assignment is due at the beginning of the lecture period when it is due.
  • No late homework will be accepted.
Homework assignments are provided to reinforce or expand on topics discussed in lecture. They may also touch on topics that will be covered in exams. It is to your advantage to work on the problems yourself.

Students are responsible for the written clarity of their homework assignments. No credit will be given to homework problems which cannot be read or understood.

When submitting your homework assignment, write your name on the outside of the document.

You are encouraged to make a copy of your homework before turning it in. Returned homework should be saved.

Any question regarding the grading of a problem set must be raised within a week of its return date.

 
Incompletes and Academic Misconduct: College rules are strictly followed in giving incompletes.
Please see the University of Colorado Honor Code for policies regarding cheating and academic misconduct.
 
Classroom etiquette: To have an environment that encourages learning and shows respect for the students in the class and the professor, please try to abide by the following:
  • Come to class on time. Coming in late is disruptive and discourteous.
  • Do not read newspapers during the class.
  • If you use a laptop to take notes, use it only to take notes. Class time should not be used for web-surfing.
  • Turn-off your cell phones.
Some of these behaviors are extremely distracting not only to the lecturer, but also to other students.

Of course, participation in class discussions is always encouraged.