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We've got all that in an Advanced Digital Design course, but you have to be pretty far down a class path to take it so most students don't.
by PascLeRasc 9y ago
We've got all that in an Advanced Digital Design course, but you have to be pretty far down a class path to take it so most students don't.
- DigitalJack 9y agoHonestly I’m jealous of what is taught these days. But until the stuff I was being taught became practical (because it paid for dinner), I wasn’t really able to retain much once I had finished a class. So I don’t think it would have mattered time much if I had learned about clock skew in college. I’d have forgotten about its importance the next semester anyway. Information without relevance is hard to maintain.
- throwaway613834 9y ago> We've got all that in an Advanced Digital Design course, but you have to be pretty far down a class path to take it How far down? I wouldn't expect it to be popular but I also wouldn't expect it to have a long prereq chain (a sophomore-level course on computer architecture seems enough?)... it doesn't seem like analog which is where you actually need a long prereq chain to get anywhere. > so most students don't Most students... in EE? Or most students planning to do digital design after graduation?