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Used Book in Good Condition
At my school we used the following (an older edition when I was there):
Fundamentals of Digital Logic - Verilog
There is a VHDL version if you want to focus on learning that language.
Fundamentals of Digital Logic - VHDL
I remember the book did the job fine, and it came in handy as a reference when I took more advanced courses in Computer Organization and Digital VLSI. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get a Schaums guide in digital logic to give you more practice, and worked out examples.
Man, i hated verilog. If you need any books if i remeber we used https://www.amazon.com/Fundamentals-Digital-Logic-Verilog-Design/dp/0077211642/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=fundamentals+of+logic+design&qid=1573737210&sr=8-7 and https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Design-RTL-VHDL-Verilog/dp/0470531088/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=digital+design+frank&qid=1573737251&sr=8-1.
Hey,
ECE212.
ECE241 - You learn C++ and OOP fundamentals in this course. We didn't have a textbook when I took it. Just online notes.
ECE241 - Stephen Brown is a prof at UofT and a great lecturer. I also still have this book if you are interested in buying from me!
ECE216 - Might still have this book if you're interested.
ECE221 - Professor Stickle probably will teach this course. Great lecturer but his tests/exams are notoriously hard.
ECE243 - Did not have a textbook when I took the course. Prof. Moshovos provided course notes online.
ECE297 - No textbook for this course. It's like a mini design project that lasts all semester where you have to build a concurrency based storage server in a team of 3. Picking a good team of programmers and technical writers is imperative.
Protip: Next time check TUSBE for textbook names and buying second-hand textbooks.
PS: Congrats on getting through 1st year, 2nd year will be tough.