ICE Laboratory Sponsered Courses at GT
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Links to recent Courses Taught: Also advised multiple Senior Design Projects (ECE 4011/4012) Other courses taught: ECE 2025, 3030, 3040, 6414, 6420 |
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Hands-on courses make use of the Scilab / Xcos Tools
developed at GT.
Further information on the Scilab / Xcos FPAA Tools.
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If you are interested in our hands-on measurement and design approach for circuits approachesi (e.g. Senior Level Analog IC Course: pdf ), we provide references [1-8] below.
[1] C.Twigg and Hasler,
"Incorporating Large-Scale FPAAs in Analog Design Courses,”
IEEE International Conference on Microelectronic Systems Education (MSE),
pp. 171 - 172.
[2] C. Twigg and Hasler,
"Incorporating Large-Scale FPAAs Into Analog Design and Test Courses,”
IEEE Transactions on Education, Vol. 51, No. 3, pp. 319-324, August 2008.
[3] Hasler, C. Scholttmann, and S. Koziol,
"FPAA chips and tools as the center of an design-based analog systems education,”
MSE 2011, pp. 47–51.
[4] M. Collins, J. Hasler, and S. George,
"Analog systems education: An integrated toolset and FPAA SoC boards,"
MSE 2015, pp. 32–35.
[5] J. Hasler, S. Kim, S. Shah, F. Adil, M. Collins, S. Koziol, and S. Nease,
"Transforming Mixed-Signal Circuits Class through SoC FPAA IC, PCB, and Toolset,"
European Workshop on Microelectronics Education, Southampton, May 2016.
[6] M. Collins, J. Hasler, and S. Shah,
"An approach to using RASP tools in analog systems education,"
FIE , October 2016.
[7] J. Hasler, A. Natarajan, S. Shah, and S. Kim,
"SoC FPAA Immersed Junior Level Circuits Course,"
MSE, May 2017.
[8] J. Hasler,
"A Senior-Level Analog IC Design Course Built on Open-Source Technologies,"
MSE, May 2022.
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