EE 467 High Performance Computer Design
- 1999-2000 Catalog Data: 6 credits
- Design of high-performance computer systems, including rigorous timing
analysis, and consideration of transmission line effects and metastability.
Design projects emphasize state-of-the-art technology and architectures
with realistic design objectives and constraints, and pull together
concepts from many areas of electrical and computer engineering. (6
credits)
Prerequisites: EE 466 or
consent of instructor.
- Class Materials:
here
- Coordinator:
- E. E. Johnson, Professor of Electrical and Computer
Engineering.
- Laboratory projects:
- Given a set of system requirements, design and produce a working
PowerPC-based RISC computer by the end of the semester.
- Prepared by:
- E. E. Johnson
- Date: January 2000
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Last update 1-26-2000