# 10.0 Module Overview: Boolean Logic and Logic Circuits

- **Track:** Cambridge IGCSE™ Computer Science (0478 / 0984) (CAMBRIDGE IGCSE 0478)
- **Module:** Section 10: Boolean Logic & Gate Circuits
- **Estimated Duration:** 5 minutes
- **Access:** Open Theory (All-Access for Interactive IDE & Autotests)

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## Theory & Conceptual Background

Use this module to build one skill at a time, then apply it in a different situation. Read each worked example, explain its steps and attempt the exercises without copying the example. The mixed review is for retrieval now and after a delay.

## Lessons

- [Standard Logic Gates (NOT, AND, OR, NAND, NOR, XOR)](/learn/igcse-0478/logic-gates-and-symbols)
- [Truth Tables for 2-Input & 3-Input Circuits](/learn/igcse-0478/truth-tables-2-and-3-inputs)
- [Combinational Logic Circuit Simulation](/learn/igcse-0478/combinational-circuits)
- [Boolean Expressions & Circuit Simplification](/learn/igcse-0478/boolean-expressions-and-equivalence)
- [Mixed Practice: Boolean Logic](/learn/igcse-0478/logic-review)

## Study and feedback

Reading theory is open. Interactive access depends on your account and module access; the AI Tutor requires eligible All-Access membership. Structured checks provide feedback on specific answers. Written explanations and diagrams need comparison with the worked guidance and, where possible, a teacher's feedback. Passing a check is not a prediction of an exam grade.

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## Interactive Exercises & Autotest Specifications

### Exercise 1: Overview Check: How to study (Fill in blank, 5 XP)

**Instructions:**
Work out each answer before submitting. After reading a worked example, should you copy it or try new values?


**Starter Code:**
```text
{"prompt":"Overview Check: How to study","template":"1. After reading a worked example, should you copy it or try new values? [blank_1]","blanks":[{"id":"blank_1"}],"word_bank":["try new values","copy it directly","skip the practice"]}
```