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A course that provides an overview of the principles underlying number system, logic gates, fixed–Point representation, Boolean Function, Boolean Algebra, Combinational and Sequential Logic Circuits, Flip-Flops, Registers, and PLA (programmable logic arrays). It focuses on overview of Analog Electronics and Digital Electronics on testing diagnosis, performance, and different computer architecture technical aspects. The students are expected to become capable in analyzing and implementing different methods, tools, and techniques in their respective Digital Electronic projects.
- Teacher: NC_Sherrlyn Rasdas
Category: Naic Campus
The course includes the need for and tradeoffs made when sampling and quantizing a signal; linear, time-invariant system properties; frequency as an analysis domain complementary to time; and filter design. The laboratory course is designed to provide hands-on activities on different applications of digital signals processing.
- Teacher: Joshua Garcia
Category: Carmona Campus
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Category: Computer Science
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Category: Computer Science
COSC 55 – DISCRETE STRUCTURES 2: This course is a continuation of Discrete Structures 1. It provides the background in combinatorics and probability theory required in design and analysis of algorithms, in system analysis, and in other areas of computer science.
Credit : 3 units
Lec. : 3 hours
Lab : 0
Prerequisites : COSC 50
- Teacher: IC_ARMANDO JR. TAMPOS
Category: Imus Campus
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- Teacher: CC_MaVictoria Fernandez
Category: Carmona Campus
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- Teacher: CC_MaVictoria Fernandez
Category: Carmona Campus
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- Teacher: CC_MaVictoria Fernandez
Category: Carmona Campus
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- Teacher: CC_MaVictoria Fernandez
Category: Carmona Campus
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- Teacher: CC_MaVictoria Fernandez
Category: Carmona Campus
This course introduces the students to the mathematical tol of logic and induction, and to the basic definitions and theorems concerning relations, functions, and sets. Particular emphasis is placed on inductive definitions and proofs, with applications to problems in computer science.
- Teacher: John Michael Calandria
Category: Carmona Campus
This course introduces the students to the mathematical tol of logic and induction, and to the basic definitions and theorems concerning relations, functions, and sets. Particular emphasis is placed on inductive definitions and proofs, with applications to problems in computer science.
- Teacher: John Michael Calandria
Category: Carmona Campus
This course introduces the students to the mathematical tol of logic and induction, and to the basic definitions and theorems concerning relations, functions, and sets. Particular emphasis is placed on inductive definitions and proofs, with applications to problems in computer science.
- Teacher: John Michael Calandria
Category: Carmona Campus
This course introduces the students to the mathematical tol of logic and induction, and to the basic definitions and theorems concerning relations, functions, and sets. Particular emphasis is placed on inductive definitions and proofs, with applications to problems in computer science.
- Teacher: John Michael Calandria
Category: Carmona Campus
This course introduces the students to the mathematical tol of logic and induction, and to the basic definitions and theorems concerning relations, functions, and sets. Particular emphasis is placed on inductive definitions and proofs, with applications to problems in computer science.
- Teacher: John Michael Calandria
Category: Carmona Campus
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Category: Computer Science
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Category: Computer Science