Teaching Assistant for Digital Logic and Circuits course during 2023-2024 academic year. The course consists of lectures and laboratory sessions, covering fundamental topics including Boolean algebra, combinational circuits, sequential circuits, and digital system design.

Course Structure

The course is composed of two main components:

• Lecture sessions: Theoretical foundations of digital logic and circuit design
• Laboratory sessions: Hands-on FPGA programming using Verilog and Vivado

Responsibilities

Lecture Component

• Providing course tutoring and academic guidance for Digital Logic and Circuits
• Grading homework assignments and providing detailed feedback to students
• Grading final examination papers and assessment

Laboratory Component

• Guiding students in using Vivado development environment
• Teaching students Verilog programming for controlling Nexys A7 FPGA boards
• Providing hands-on instruction for FPGA-based digital system implementation
• Conducting laboratory project evaluations and practical assessments

Recognition

Awarded “Outstanding Teaching Assistant Model” for exceptional performance and dedication to student learning.

Key Contributions

• Developed comprehensive guidance materials for Vivado usage and FPGA programming
• Created systematic evaluation procedures for laboratory projects
• Provided individualized support for complex digital system design challenges
• Established effective feedback mechanisms for student progress tracking

Skills Developed

• Digital logic and circuit design instruction
• Vivado development environment teaching
• Verilog HDL programming guidance
• FPGA-based system design mentoring
• Laboratory assessment and evaluation techniques
• Student academic support and tutoring