Muhammad Nadzir Marsono — Teaching

MNMarsono: Teaching
MNMarsono Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
mnadzir@utm.my, nadzir@fke.utm.my

I have taught courses in digital electronics and digital systems, computer architecture, embedded systems, computer engineering, and VLSI and integrated-circuit design. My courses cover topics such as combinational and sequential circuits, arithmetic circuits, finite-state machines, processor and computer architecture, embedded system design, and digital IC design. I also teaches and supervises student projects related to computer hardware, system-on-chip design, hardware acceleration, and intelligent computing. My teaching approach focuses on strong fundamentals, practical design, problem-solving, and preparing students for further study and careers in engineering and the semiconductor industry.

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES


GRADUATE COURSES

OTHER COURSES
  • BKE5413/BEK4034: Computer Architecture (UTHM)
  • BTE3303: Data Communication System (UTHM)
  • SEL5274: CAD and ASIC Design (ITTK Kulim)
  • SZE4213: Computer Communication Network (ATMA)

OTHER TALKS AND SHORTCOURSES
  • Keynote speech in the 2022 9th ICITACEE Conference, Semarang, Indonesia.  Slides.
  • SKE PGSS talk on Thesis Defense. Slides.
  • Keynote speech in the 2019 2nd ICW-TELKOMNIKA,Yogyakarta, Indonesia.  Slides.
  • Invited talk to Universitas Ahmad Dahlan Yogyakarta on scientific research methodology and paperwriting. Slides.
  • Talk on Effective Writing in the 20181st ICW-TELKOMNIKA,Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Slides.
  • Keynote speech in the 2016 3rd International Conference on Information Technology, Computer and Electrical Engineering (ICITACEE 2016), Semarang, Indonesia. Slides.
  • Instructor for DE-2 Interfacing using Verilog, Research Acculturation Collaborative Effort (RACE), Universiti Tun Hussein Onn (8–9 April 2013)
  • MyProCert (SRI) – RTL Functional Design using Verilog HDL (10 – 15 November 2012)
  • Ethical Writing: Plagiarism and other questionable writing practices (An invited talk by the Indonesian Student Society, 24 March 2012).