CIS 1103 · 5 units · Modules 1–4
Read the unit, then let the drill mark you.
Sets, relations, functions, formal logic and Boolean algebra, in the order the course's Canvas modules teach them. Every unit has notes written from the lecture decks, and a drill whose questions are drawn fresh each time — new sets, new relations, new truth tables — with the answer worked out, not looked up.
Drills
One per unit, in course order.
5 units
Hands-on
Draw it yourself, marked by what it means.
Unit 1 · Sets
Shade the Venn diagram
You get an expression like (A ∪ B) − C. Click the regions of a blank two- or three-set diagram to shade it, and the marking shows which regions are extra and which you missed.
Start shadingUnit 5 · Boolean algebra
Build the circuit
You get an expression like (AB)′ + C. Drag gates onto a breadboard, wire them pin to pin, and flip the A, B and C switches to watch 1s light up the wires. It's marked by truth table, so any correct circuit counts.
Start building
Notes
Read before you drill.