Computer Lab

This document, the Computer Lab Workbook, published by the Digital Equipment Corporation in 1969, serves as a complete instructional course in digital logic. Designed to accompany the Computer Lab, it provides five levels of instruction, covering topics from binary concepts and logic gates to flip-flops, Boolean algebra, counters, and serial/parallel addition. The workbook is structured into 10 chapters containing over 30 experiments, each designed to provide practical, hands-on experience in modern computer logic. It includes operating instructions for the Computer Lab hardware, truth tables, and supplementary technical information to assist students and instructors in academic or technical laboratory settings.