Abstract |
The book, Switching Theory for Logic Synthesis, is a result of over 30 years of Prof. Tsutomu Sasao's study, research, and teaching in this area at several universities.
The subjects selected by the author cover topics recommended by
IEEE/ACM curriculum for the courses in Digital Logic and provide
further material for several lectures on advanced course for design.
The content of the book and the required background knowledge is
compatible to the Program of Study at the Department of Computer
Science, Faculty of Electronics. |
Translator's
note |
The book has three Japanese language editions published
by Kindai Kaga-ku Sha, Tokyo,in 1995, 1997, and 2002,
and an English language edition published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 1999.
It has been used as a basis for several courses for engineers for some
leading electronics companies in Japan.
The book has been used as the basic textbook for courses in
digital logic at several universities in Europe and USA, as well as Japan.
Noticing the importance of this book and estimating its impact to
the education and teaching in this area, I consider it is my duty
to make the book accessible to students in Serbian who cannot use
neither Japanese nor English language editions due to the language barriers or
high price and other circumstances.
It is my pleasure that the President of the Publishing house Kindai
Kaga-ku Sha, Tokyo, permitted to publish the book in Serbian without paying royalty and
the Publisher "Nauka," Belgrade, published the book with a reduced price.
Many thanks to Prof. T. Sasao and Mr. M. Matsuura for the help
of the work and preparing the book in Serbian language.
The first Serbian language edition of the book published by
the Publishing house "Nauka" in 1999, was very useful in teaching
Logic Design at the Dept. of Computer Science at the Faculty
of Electronics in Nis. The second edition has been prepared
by a voluntary work with the same goals as in the first edition,
to make the book accessible for the larger number of students.
The second edition has been published thanks to the support
of the Tempus project JEP 16160-2001 at the Faculty of Electronics
in Nis.
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