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CS3220 - Processor Design
Fall 2008
Time/Location: T/Th 3:05-4:25, Instructional Center 119
Prof. Gabriel Loh (email: loh AT cc - gatech - edu)
Office Hours: TBD (KACB 2404)
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Update (May 08): Initial course page posted.
General Description:
This is a intermediate-level course, part of the Platforms Thread
requirements, that follows the CS2200 course. The goal of the course is to
introduce the student to the many design aspects involved in using software
and hardware for rapid prototyping. We will make use of FPGA
(field-programmable gate arrays) boards to implement a substantial project.
The details are still being worked out (depending on the type and quantity
of hardware donations), but the goal is to design, implement, optimize,
verify and validate a power-efficient and relatively high performance
microprocesor-based system for a modern media-based application
(possibilities include MP3 playback or maybe h.264 video decoding). More
details will be posted on this page as the summer progresses, so keep
checking back!
Required Reading: TBD.
Newsgroup/Wiki/Etc.: gt-cs3220-f08 (Google Groups)
Background/Pre-Requisites
CS2200.
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