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CSSE7201
计算机系统
2 学分难度 超难
Introduction to digital logic and digital systems; machine level representation of data; computer organization; memory system organization and architecture; interfacing and communication; microcontroller architecture and usage; programming of microcontroller based systems.
Course decision
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先看考核重心、截止节奏和入门要求，再决定这门课是否适合你的学期安排。
考核总权重
100%
4 项考核
最高单项
55%
Final Examination Hurdle Identity Verified In-person
期末考试
有
以官方 outline 为准
Hurdle
1 项
需要单独满足
Syllabus
每周大纲
默认只展示每周独有的知识重点；节奏、考核、Tutorial 和避坑信息按需展开。
- 1
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 1; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 2
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 2; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 3
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 3; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 4
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 4; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 5
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 5; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 6
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 6; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 7
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 7; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 8
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 8; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 9
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 9; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 10
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 10; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 11
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 11; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
- 12
Weekly Lecture
No separate week-by-week topic is publicly listed for Week 12; official repeated teaching activities are shown below: - Lecture: Weekly Lecture - There are two 1-hour weekly lectures ( Tue 4-5pm and Fri 12-1pm ). Refer to detailed teaching outline on Blackboard for more information about public holidays and refer to student timetable for any updates on the venues/times. Lectures are expected to be recorded and made available on the course Blackboard site, although there is no guarantee that recordings will always work. Lectures provide an introduction to the course material and present examples to help students understand the principles and techniques. There may be recommended reading or other activities which should be undertaken before a lecture. Please note that the lecture slides in the course notes may NOT be a complete record of the lecture. Examples will be worked through and exercises undertaken which may not be shown on the slides. Interactive polls may be used to assess understanding and get feedback from students. It is strongly suggested that you attend the lectures or watch the recording each week to maintain progressive learning. Learning outcomes: L01, L02, L03, L04, L05, L06, L07, L08 Official timetable activities: - Lecture | Mon 08:00 | 60 mins | 49-200 Advanced Engineering Building, Learning Theatre (GHD Auditorium) - Lecture | Wed 12:00 | 60 mins | 50-T203 Hawken Engineering Building, Learning Theatre - Practical | Wed 08:00 | 120 mins | 47-104 Axon Building, Computer Lab Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile - https://course-profiles.uq.edu.au/course-profiles/CSSE7201-21190-7620
Assessment
考核结构
In-semester Exam Identity Verified In-person
Official due date: In-semester Saturday 27/03/2026 - 3/05/2026 A personal exam timetable will be emailed to your student email address with the date and time of your exam.. Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile.
20%
Lab Exam (Digital Logic Design) Identity Verified In-person
Official due date: Week 7 Mon - Week 7 Fri. Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile.
10%
Assignment (AVR Programming) In-person
Official due date: 22/05/2026 4:00 pm Students will be required to attend a demo session in Week 13.. Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile.
15%
Final Examination Hurdle Identity Verified In-personHurdle
Official due date: End of Semester Exam Period 6/06/2026 - 20/06/2026. Source: 2026 S1 UQ Course Profile.
55%
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学长留下的
基础信息谁都查得到,真正值钱的是过来人的经验。
学姐说
比你早一年的学长留下的真实经验 —— ChatGPT 给不了。
这门课还没有学长经验,你可以是第一个 —— 注册后在课内分享。
往年考点 / 踩坑
这门课暂无往年考点记录。
毕业生去向(整体)
下面是匠人学院毕业生整体去过的公司分布(来自脱敏校友证言)。这是全平台的总体去向,不代表选这门课的人一定去这些公司。
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关于这块数据,我们说实话
雇主墙来自脱敏毕业生证言（testimonials）的整体分布，无法关联到具体学员或其所选课程；仅作为毕业生去向的总体社会证明展示。
我们没有"某位学长选了这门课、后来进了哪家公司"这种可查询的个人去向档案 —— 校友证言是脱敏的,无法关联到具体的人或他选过的课。所以这里只给整体分布,不给个人路径,不编。