
01WMFXA
A.A. 2026/27
Inglese
Master of science-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Aerospaziale - Torino
| Teaching | Hours |
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| Lezioni | 20 |
| Teacher | Status | SSD | h.Les | h.Ex | h.Lab | h.Tut | Years teaching |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Martina Maurizio | Professore Ordinario | IINF-01/A | 20 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| SSD | CFU | Activities | Area context | ING-INF/01 | 2 | D - A scelta dello studente | A scelta dello studente |
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Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
This module aims to provide students with the fundamentals of digital electronics. It introduces key concepts related to discrete-time numerical systems and, starting from basic building blocks, presents the main digital components, their functionalities, and their practical applications.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
This module aims to provide students with the fundamentals of digital electronics. It introduces key concepts related to discrete-time numerical systems and, starting from basic building blocks, presents the main digital components, their functionalities, and their practical applications.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Understanding of component and device characteristics. Ability to analyze and design simple digital circuits.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Understanding of component and device characteristics. Ability to analyze and design simple digital circuits.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Basics of mathematics and computer science
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Basics of mathematics and computer science
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
- Boolean algebra, analog and digital signals - Combinational logic gates: NAND, NOR, NOT, AND, OR, XOR - Simple combinational functions and logic properties: function, true table, symbol and boolean equation - Sequential components: flip-flop, latch, registers - Counters and Finite State Machines - Memories
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
- Introduction to digital architectures and technologies for aerospace applications - Boolean algebra, analog and digital signals - Combinational logic gates: NAND, NOR, NOT, AND, OR, XOR - Simple combinational functions and logic properties: function, true table, symbol and boolean equation - Sequential components: flip-flop, latch, registers - Counters and Finite State Machines - Memories
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
The module is organized in lectures explaining concepts, together with practical examples with emphasis on analysis and design aspects.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
The module is organized in lectures explaining concepts, together with practical examples with emphasis on analysis and design aspects.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
The book "Fundamentals of Digital Logic" (either Verilog or VHDL editions are ok) by Stephen Brown and Zvonko Vranesic covers all the topics and is a good reference for who is interested in further expanding the knowledge in the field.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
The book "Fundamentals of Digital Logic" (either Verilog or VHDL editions are ok) by Stephen Brown and Zvonko Vranesic covers all the topics and is a good reference for who is interested in further expanding the knowledge in the field.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Modalita di esame: Prova scritta in aula tramite PC con l'utilizzo della piattaforma di ateneo;
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Exam: Computer-based written test in class using POLITO platform;
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
1) Assessment Overview The exam evaluates the following competencies: fundamental knowledge of the module topics and the ability to apply theoretical concepts to problem-solving. 2) Exam Structure and Duration The exam lasts 30 minutes and consists of 15 multiple-choice questions, including a mix of theoretical quizzes and practical exercises covering the entire module syllabus. - Theoretical Quizzes: Designed to verify the understanding of all topics addressed in the module. - Practical Exercises: Aim to assess the ability to select and apply theoretical principles to solve simplified, real-world problems. 3)Grading Policy Each question offers four possible answers, with only one correct option. - Correct answer: +2 points - Incorrect or missing answer: 0 points (no penalty) 4) Exam Rules and Materials - Prohibited items: Students are strictly forbidden from using books, personal notes, mobile phones, or any other unauthorized electronic devices. - Permitted materials: Students may use a non-programmable calculator and the laptop required to access the official Exam Platform. 5) Final Result - Passing Grade: A minimum score of 18 is required to pass. - Withdrawal: The score obtained is final and cannot be improved. Students unsatisfied with their result must withdraw before submitting or recording the grade. - Final Course Grade: The overall grade for the course is the rounded average of the scores obtained across the three modules.
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
Exam: Computer-based written test in class using POLITO platform;
Introduction to ICT applications - Computer engineering (Introduction to Digital electronics)
1) Assessment Overview The exam evaluates the following competencies: fundamental knowledge of the module topics and the ability to apply theoretical concepts to problem-solving. 2) Exam Structure and Duration The exam lasts 30 minutes and consists of 15 multiple-choice questions, including a mix of theoretical quizzes and practical exercises covering the entire module syllabus. - Theoretical Quizzes: Designed to verify the understanding of all topics addressed in the module. - Practical Exercises: Aim to assess the ability to select and apply theoretical principles to solve simplified, real-world problems. 3)Grading Policy Each question offers four possible answers, with only one correct option. - Correct answer: +2 points - Incorrect or missing answer: 0 points (no penalty) 4) Exam Rules and Materials - Prohibited items: Students are strictly forbidden from using books, personal notes, mobile phones, or any other unauthorized electronic devices. - Permitted materials: Students may use a non-programmable calculator and the laptop required to access the official Exam Platform. 5) Final Result - Passing Grade: A minimum score of 18 is required to pass. - Withdrawal: The score obtained is final and cannot be improved. Students unsatisfied with their result must withdraw before submitting or recording the grade. - Final Course Grade: The overall grade for the course is the rounded average of the scores obtained across the three modules.