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CURRENT, SPRING 2026

ECE 2020: Fundamentals of Digital Systems Design

Georgia Institute of Technology, School of ECE

This course introduces the many levels of abstraction that enable today’s digital systems, from switches and transistors to combinational logic, sequential circuits, finite state machines, memory, and processor architecture. Students learn to transform specifications into implementations at each design layer.

MW 11:00–12:15 PM | Van Leer C241 | Instructor of Record

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Previous Courses

Fall 2024 – Fall 2025

ECE 3710 – Circuits and Electronics• Instructor of Record
Georgia Institute of Technology

Spring 2023

ECE 2W – Practical Intro to Electrical Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology

Summer 2022

ECE 3741 – Instrumentation and Electronics Laboratory
Georgia Institute of Technology

Fall 2022

ECE 3550 – Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems
Georgia Institute of Technology

Fall 2021

ECE 3550 – Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems
Georgia Institute of Technology

Fall 2020

MENG 431L – Fluid and Thermal Systems Laboratory
New Mexico Tech

Fall 2020

MENG 210L – Sophomore Design and Measurement Laboratory
New Mexico Tech

Spring 2019

MENG 405L – Dynamics and Control Systems Laboratory
New Mexico Tech

2008–2014

Physics and Chemistry Teacher
Togo

Teaching Philosophy

I believe in teaching engineering through structured problem-solving, hands-on design, and inclusive mentorship. My courses emphasize conceptual understanding alongside practical implementation, preparing students to think critically about systems at every level of abstraction.