The student will learn about digital theory, including fundamental gates, numbering systems, and simplification techniques used for the implementation of digital circuitry. The course covers fundamental gates, numbering systems and simplification techniques used for the implementation of digital circuitry, as well as different IC specifications and interfacing problems found between different families of digital logic. The latter portion of the course focuses on the different digital codes, seven segment displays, and flip-flops with emphasis placed throughout the course on schematic interpretation, nomenclature, and troubleshooting. Sophisticated programmable logic devices are discussed throughout this course.