Computer History Engineering Channel

Computer History Engineering Channel Learn about the history, impact, and technology behind mp3, photoshop, mri, car crash simulation, , texting, and world of warcraft. chm shorts explore cultural moments in tech history, discover the strange and interesting stories behind unique artifacts, meet the pioneers who created our digital world, and go behind the scenes. The story of electronic digital computing begins in the mid 1930s. in this first release from “first steps: lectures from the dawn of computing,” we hear from three of the most important contributors to computing from that era: german civil engineer konrad zuse, george stibitz from bell laboratories, and physics professor john vincent.

Engineering Channel Computer History Really good series called "the basics". kurzgesagt. junferno this video. fireship this playlist. alphaphoenix i liked this video. honeypot. two minute papers. sebastian lague coding adventure series. freecodecamp.org. Computer history museum. esp8266. for those that are more vhdl inclined. impedance matching. hotchipsss. variety channel. amazing ttl cpu channel. riscv. awesome embedded systems channel. derekmolloy. nandland. intermediate embedded systems course material. awesome student project. 90s fpga videos and instrumentation reviews. vintage arcade. Lynn conway was born in mount vernon, n.y., in 1938. after studying physics at m.i.t., and earning a b.s. (1962) and m.s.e.e. (1963) at columbia university, lynn joined ibm research in yorktown heights, n.y. working on ibm's advanced computing systems project, she made foundational contributions to computer architecture including invention of multiple out of order dynamic instruction scheduling. The coding train. the funniest programming channel on the internet, you will learn how to program and entertain yourself in the process. computerphile. my personal favorite, hundreds of interviews with computer science and engineering professors explaining technical concepts and techniques in a conversational style. freecodecamp.org.