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Boolean Algebra: Properties and Optimization
Covers Boolean algebra properties, optimization techniques, and the importance of valid groups in Karnaugh maps.
Logic Systems: Basics and Operators
Covers the basics of logic systems, including digital versus analog circuits, logic operators, truth tables, and Boolean algebra.
Analysis IV: Convolution and Hilbert Structure
Explores convolution, uniform continuity, Hilbert structure, and Lebesgue measure in analysis.
Boolean Algebra: Properties and Theorems
Covers the properties and theorems of Boolean algebra in logic systems.
FSM Design and Synthesis
Explains the design and synthesis of Finite State Machines in logic systems.
Propositional Logic: Normal Forms and Applications
Explores Disjunctive Normal Form and Conjunctive Normal Form in propositional logic, their applications, and complexity, with practical examples.
Optimizing Logic Functions
Covers the optimization of logic functions using Karnaugh diagrams and dealing with incomplete defined functions.
Digital Systems Overview: Evolution and Fundamentals
Explores the evolution of digital systems, covering basics like Boolean algebra and logic gates, and emphasizes teamwork skills and professional vocabulary.
Set Identities: Analogues and Proofs
Explores set identities as analogues of logical equivalences in propositional logic.
Infinite Coin Tosses: Independence
Explores independence in infinite coin tosses, covering sets, shifts, and T-invariance.
Sets and Functions
Introduces sets and functions, covering union, intersection, complement, functions terminology, and set operations analogies.
Sets, Functions and Relations: Set Identities
Covers set identities and different approaches to prove them, including set builder notation and membership tables.
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