Digital Logic (CSC 116) is a core First Semester subject in Tribhuvan University’s BSc CSIT program (current / new course code). It introduces Boolean algebra, switching networks, combinational and sequential circuits, flip-flops, counters, and digital design methods used throughout later CSIT hardware courses.
On this page you’ll find the official CSC 116 syllabus, downloadable Digital Logic notes PDF, and related exam resources as we add them. Use it to plan semester study, revise for theory exams, and practice for the lab component.
Note: Older batches may still see CSC 111 on past papers; the syllabus content is largely the same. CSC 116 is the current code under the revised grading system.
What you’ll learn
- Binary systems, number codes, and Boolean algebra
- Logic gates, K-maps, and function simplification
- Combinational circuits, adders, multiplexers, and MSI/LSI devices
- Flip-flops, sequential logic, registers, and counters
- Lab practice building and analyzing digital logic circuits
Course snapshot
- Code: CSC 116 (current) · formerly CSC 111
- Program: BSc CSIT · First Semester
- Board: Tribhuvan University (IOST)
- Nature: Theory + Lab · Credit hours: 3
- Marks: 60 (theory) + 20 (practical) + 20 (internal)
Start with the syllabus for unit-wise hours, then download the notes PDF for revision. Lab sheets and past question papers will be linked here as they are published.