Abstract
The computer science program at Central Michigan University is a predominantly software oriented program with approximately 400 undergraduate majors and minors. One "hardware" course, which is described in this paper, is required of all majors. One hundred ten students were enrolled in the course during the Fall 1979 Semester. Concepts covered include logic circuit design, arithmetic and logic unit design/operation, and the architecture of various computers.A logic demonstration board has been developed as a teaching aid for the course, as no laboratory is currently available. Five other architecture/design courses are available in the department, although they are taken primarily by graduate students.
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