Design of Digital Computers - 1960's Computer Science Book

[@pavlg3944]

These are taught in Computer engineering and Embedded Systems. Typically known nowadays as "Computer Organization and Digital design".

[@avibank]

Im reading Mythical Man Month, and this sort of thing is always alluded to. Makes you appreciate the modern environment we get to work in today.

[@rwharrington87]

Interesting that it starts off with logic gates using triodes. Could be wrong, but I think modern books would jump straight to transistor gates since vacuum tubes are all but obsolete for digital computing.

[@ulysses_grant]

Great video. I'll check this one out, did not know about Hans' book. Another astounding old-school book on digital computers is M. Morris Mano's book, Digital Logic and Computer Design.

[@MathsScienceandHinduism]

Can you suggest Graph theory, differential geometry and measure theory books which are best for beginners? I am going to have these papers in my upcoming semester. I am well acquainted with general topology and abstract algebra

[@AustinBeaufort]

The Math Sorcerer ❌ The Math Sniffer ✅ But seriously love the book reviews! I can’t resist sniffing a book either 😂

[@StaticBlaster]

Interesting. That author was the adjunct professor in my home state.

[@user-y3k2h]

I wish I were immortal so that I will have read all the books you are talking about:)

[@mumuds]

these type of books are somewhere between electronics and computer science.

[@akialter]

At least for my school digital design and computer architecture are separate classes now, but not to those details as I remember. I would say at least Master level

[@akash4infy]

Many of these topics are taught in first year undergraduate Computer science course. I am in first year. Later I guess all topics get covered

[@bandman2134]

Do you have a real analysis course on Udemy?

[@314calls]

Why is Springer red? It makes no sense!!!!

[@null7936]

Thank you so much for your content