IFT 211 — Digital Logic Design

About this course

IFT 211 Digital Logic Design is a 200 Level course in the Information Technology department, taught in the First Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 11 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 3 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.

Information Representation and Number Systems

Lectures in this course

Series 1: Information Representation and Number Systems · Part 1

1. Information Representation and Number Systems 14 minutes 47 seconds
2. Pilot Question 14 minutes 39 seconds
3. Boolean Algebra and Switching Theory 9 minutes 26 seconds
4. Quine-McCluskey Method (Advanced Technique) 7 minutes 44 seconds

Series 2: Information Representation and Number Systems · Part 2

1. Combinational Circuit Design and Analysis 11 minutes 25 seconds
2. Multiplexers and Demultiplexers 8 minutes 34 seconds
3. Methods of Circuit Analysis 9 minutes 51 seconds
4. Sequential Circuit Design and Timing 14 minutes 46 seconds
5. Practical Applications of Counters and Registers 14 minutes 15 seconds

Series 3: Information Representation and Number Systems · Part 3

1. Registers, Counters, and Programmable Logic Devices 14 minutes 15 seconds
2. Up, Down, and Modulo Counters 13 minutes 22 seconds