WHAT CAN YOU LEARN TO DO?

• Work out the Logic circuits to pass information to and from a computer.
• Control instruments and experiments with a computer.
• Hands-on wiring and implementation of Logic circuits.
• Automatically make measurements (all kinds) and store the data.
• Learn to COUNT on your fingers - up to 1000!!

WHAT DOES THE COURSE COVER?

• Contrast of Digital and Analog Electrical Signals: Series and Parallel Counting.
• Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL) and the Logic of AND or OR and NOT.
• TTL Integrated Circuits of Discrete Digital Processing Functions
• The "For All" (OmniBUS) Signals of a computer.
• INput and OUTput Ports, Programmable Chips and Boards.
• Machine (microprocessor) operations and programming routines.

WHAT BACKGROUND SHOULD YOU HAVE?

• Know how to wire a flashlight: switches, lamps, batteries.
• Any kind of Laboratory experience involving measurements.
• Understand Ohm's Law: voltage, current and resistance.
• Grasp of elementary Computer Programming - such as G(one with the)W(ind-ows)BASIC

  LAST CHANCE BEFORE IT MIGHT BE GONE WITH THE WIND-OWS: FALL 1999 !?!?!

  You can get by in life by using other people's applications:
  but it is infinitely more fulfilling to be CREATIVE
  and develop your own unique ones.

  TO THE EBONY DUNGEON