This course introduces students to the core concepts of digital logic design and digital systems. Topics include number systems (binary, octal, hexadecimal), Boolean algebra, and the design of combinational logic circuits using logic gates. Students will study the implementation and simplification of logic functions using techniques such as Karnaugh maps and Boolean algebraic methods. The course also covers sequential logic circuits, including flip-flops, state-diagrams, registers, and counters, and their role in building memory elements and finite state machines. Practical applications of digital systems are explored, including the design of simple digital systems and the role of digital devices in modern computing. Students will apply these skills and knowledge in a practical lab setting.