Donald F. Gorman
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The design of information processing systems consists of the development of (1) the initial marketing specifications, (2) a functional design to meet these specifications including a detailed logic design to achieve these functions, and (3) an implementation of this logic design, in either hardware or stored microprogram, using the latest technology.
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The design of information processing systems consists of the development of (1) the initial marketing specifications, (2) a functional design to meet these specifications including a detailed logic design to achieve these functions, and (3) an implementation of this logic design, in either hardware or stored microprogram, using the latest technology.
Key concepts: Computer science, Functional design, Logic synthesis, Computer architecture, Functional verification, Software engineering, Programming language, Logic gate