This lab emphasizes on the design process for digital computing systems. In the beginning, an introduction in the digital design flow and testing of digital circuits is given.

Afterwards, the students will learn to design and test their own digital circuits. Therefore, the students will use Intel's Galileo, an Arduino-certified development board available for everybody based on the well-known Intel x86 architecture. At the end, the student will be able to build circuits as complex as full-adders, connect them to Intel Galileo and test them using standard Linux commands.

As a full week block after the end of the lectures.

There are limited slots and the registration is handled in a first-come, first-served manner. So make sure you sign-up as early as possible. We can only consider registrations with the correct documents or from the online system (https://campus.studium.kit.edu/exams/index.php )

The lab will take place in the week from March 21 to 25.