How computer and operating system introduction courses should be done
The following video is from 1963, before, or in the middle of the creation of proper operating systems. It explains so fantastically well how computers work in general, and also important concepts that was later developed further, and which are the foundations of modern operating systems today.
This video should be shown at the first lecture of any operating system, or general “computer science” course. Enjoy.
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Filed under: computer history,English - @ March 25, 2012 13:41
Tags: 60s, computer history, operating system, retro, terminal, timesharing, unix