Excellent course on digital IC design. Heavy workload of assignments and labs, but they make you learn the material very well.

Highly useful before taking grad level digital ic design classes.

Excellent prof. the course lectures are available on youtube, but the course rigour helps solidify the concepts. Had amazing TAs too, so made learning very fun.

Read the West and Harris book (available as a free pdf) for part you dont understand. The class content closely follows the book, although the lectures are sufficient.

Very difficult course, super hectic workload. The professor assumes you already know most of the material, and the pace of the class is insanely fast after the midterm. There's a midterm, long weekly homework, a final, and a difficult final project. No time to breathe. It's one of those courses you need to take if you're interested in Analog circuits, but the structure of the course and the professor will give you PTSD. I still have nightmares where I feel like I missed the assignment deadline by a minute.

Incredibly useful stuff covered in the course, however, I wish the prof spent more time going over things more slowly. I lagged behind the class pace quite a bit.

Arrogant, know-it-all types impatient. Not very approachable outside of class. However, knows his subject matter very well.

Know your ECE 102 and ECE 100 equivalent material VERY VERY well. Else you will struggle A LOT.

Overall, the course was poorly managed, expectations were inconsistently applied, and communication from the instructor was unreliable, which negatively impacted my academic performance.

The instructor stated that I missed one day of class, which is incorrect. I attended every class session. He also told me that my grade for two assignments would be updated to reflect 100%, but this correction was never made. Additionally, I received an unusually harsh grade on the final review presentation, despite the fact that I attended office hours multiple times and contacted both the instructor and the TAs repeatedly via email for guidance. The instructor ultimately did not follow through on several commitments he explicitly stated.

Great class, no assignments other than preparing for a weekly journal discussion. Most exams were open note and could be taken over several days.

Rollins and Folimonova were fantastic, White was disorganized and went off on tangents.