The first three solutions here are taken from the textbook resources.
There is a little sloppiness in some of the solutions, which will be
pointed out in red text.
I do not know what the "reset = 0" at the bottom of this
diagram means. It is typically taken for granted in FSM diagrams that if
reset is asserted, the machine will immediately transition back to the
reset state.
This FSM can be implemented with three states. S0 and S1
do exactly the same thing, and can be merged together.
This FSM is missing its reset state indicator. That's a
cardinal sin of FSM design. "Off" is the most natural state to mark as
the reset state.
- One possible solution
The code I used for grading