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A simple 16-bit processor core called DOP and its teaching environment is presented. The DOP processor illustrates the basic principles of computer organization and is therefore used in the introductory hardware course. Its major features are simplicity, availability of an FPGA implementation and a C compiler. This paper presents the description of the core, HW and SW tools and teaching methodology.