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"Finally a book about computer and electronic engineering that is easy to read and even easier to digest." This book is one of a series of eight publications introducing the fundamental concepts in engineering to entry level students. Technical concepts are explained in plain language and the mathematics is clear and understandable, making it easy and enjoyable to read. Key Features: • No prior knowledge of digital systems is required • Graphics are used to explain difficult concepts • Teaches principles and techniques through a range of examples • Step by step solutions to exercises • Suitable for individuals or groups • Over 200 practical examples, activities and self-evaluation exercises assist the learner • Glossary of important terms • Suitable for distance education This is an essential reading for anyone looking to gain a firm grounding in the rapidly expanding fields of computer and electronic engineering. This engineering series was developed by staff at South African technikons working in collaboration with a university consortium in the United States of America. Mahomed Rafi Bera of ML Sultan Technikon served as primary author for Introductory Digital Systems for Engineering, with Paul Johnson of Peninsula Technikon as co-author and Gavin Gradwell of Mangosuthu Technikon as moderator. Eric A. Cheek Sr. of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University provided input as external moderator from the United States consortium.