CS in 1970s and 80s, on Three Continents
From the article
Episode 20: What was CS like in 1970s and 80s, around the world? The answers might surprise you! Stories of studying and working CS in: Europe (Yugoslavia), South America (Brazil), Africa (Egypt) in the 1970s and early 1980s. Featuring prominent immigrant Computer Scientists: Dejan Milojicic, Rico Malvar, Amr El Abbadi.
Continue reading on csimmigrant.orgYou might also wanna read
Punched Cards!
csimmigrant.org·3y ago
The Terminal Stack Explained: From TTY and Shell to ANSI Escapes and Building a TUI
This article provides a comprehensive, deep-dive explanation of the full terminal stack — from basic vocabulary (terminal, shell, TTY, conso
ahmadawais.com·3d ago
StanfordOnline: Computer Science 101 – Introductory Computing Course for Beginners
Stanford University offers "Computer Science 101" through its StanfordOnline platform, designed as an introductory course for beginners with
clcoding.com·20d agoDeconstructing Datalog: A PhD Dissertation on the Enduring Influence of a Logic Programming Language
The article discusses the author's PhD dissertation on Datalog, a logic programming language from the 1980s that extends relational algebra
The History of Pipes, Forks, and Zombies in Unix Systems
This article discusses the history and concept of pipes in Unix systems, focusing on Doug McIlroy's original vision of coupling programs lik
cs61.seas.harvard.edu·1mo ago
Sally A. McKee, Computer Science Professor and Former Microsoft/DEC Engineer, Dies at 61
Obituary for Sally A. McKee, a 61-year-old renowned computer science professor who passed away on Feb. 12 in Greenville, S.C. after a short
online-tribute.com·2mo ago
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.