What are the three fundamental electrical principals that make up Ohm's Law?
What is Current, Voltage, and Resistance?
What are the three primary logic dates that can be used to build any digital circuit?
What is AND, OR, and NOT gate.
What is the programming language that Arduinos use?
What is C++?
What are the two main methods of solving most linear circuits?
What is Nodal and Mesh?
What are the two ways to represent a Boolean formula such that all of the terms are either minterms or maxterms?
What is SOP and POS?
What are the 4 hardware programming classes that CpEs and EEs are required to take here at UCF?
What is EGN3211, EEE3342C, EEL3801C, and EEL4742C?
What is the circuit technique that allows an engineer to find the voltage seen through a component by building a model circuit?
What is Thevenin's Theorem?
What is the technique used to simplify a truth table to be expressed in SOP and POS form?
What is K-Maps?
What type of chip was programmed on during the course of the Digital Systems lab?
What is a FPGA?
What is 5V?
What is the digital circuit component that can select one of many inputs to be outputted based on toggle signals?
What is a multiplexer?
What type of programming languages are used to analyze the behavior of digital/electronic logic circuits?
What is HDLs?
In the frequency domain, what are the four main types of filters that can built using a resistor, capacitor, and inductor?
What is high-pass filter, low-pass filter, band-pass filter, and band-reject filter?
When building a 4-bit full adder, what are the two types of adders that can be used to fulfill this requirement? (Hint: One adder is an improvement of the other.)
What is Ripple-Carry Adder and Carry-Lookahead Adder?
What is the communication protocol standard that allows an engineer to program or debug most microcontroller devices?
What is JTAG?