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+# Lecture 1
 Design vs Implementation
 
 Most of the previous courses are implementation-based. This course, and ESD I/II are primarily design based.
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 Research Open Source multichannel oscilloscope using an arduino
 
-# Syllabus Overview
+## Syllabus Overview
 
 We will spend a significant poriton of the courses on testbenches, due to the lack of coverage in previous courses.
 
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 There will be 3 exams, including the final. 1x 8.5"x11" sheet of handwritten notes is allowed.
 
-# HDL Basics
+## HDL Basics
 
 HDL = Hardware Description Language
 
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 No lab for the first two weeks.
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+# Lecture 2
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+This professor enjoys analysing precisely what words mean. He also is pushing "climb-the-ladder" mindset.
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+Microprocessors contain memory, a program counter, and a series of instructions. 
+FPGA's, by contrast, are staticly defined gates that will always perform the exact same programmed task.I see. That makes sense.
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+Microprocessors run 10x faster than an FPGA. However, FPGA's are more parallelised.