Students completing the course will be able to list and describe the basic concepts and principles of logical and sequential circuits, microprocessors and their components, buses, and peripherals. They will be able to explain the principles of logical and sequential circuits, microcontroller architecture, and basic communication protocols. Students will be able to design and assemble simple logic circuits and peripheral devices in practical tasks, analyze and optimize logic functions, understand the principle of reverse engineering, and evaluate communication between devices. They will be able to design a simple system involving a microcontroller and peripheral devices, taking into account the required application, while considering the energy saving and safety requirements of the proposed solution. Graduates will be able to evaluate the effectiveness, suitability, and safety of various designs and decide on their use in specific applications.