[Eug-lug] NAND gates to Tetris
Allen Brown
abrown at peak.org
Sun Jun 8 11:42:15 PDT 2008
Oh, yeh! I have a copy. Been meaning to read it for some time.
Centuries ago when I was in high school I tried to teach 4
other students the first half of those topics. Didn't use
a text book. But they weren't interested in paying attention.
--
Allen Brown
http://brown.armoredpenguin.com/~abrown
> Rainy Saturday diversion...
>
> Have you guys seen this? It's an introductory CS textbook that takes
> the student from simple boolean logic circuits up through successive
> layers of abstraction to a working game (not necessarily Tetris). At
> the end of the term, the student has a game that he understands at
> every level all the way down to the gates.
>
> Boolean Logic
> Combinatorial Chips
> Sequential Chips
> Machine Language
> Computer Architecture
> Assembler
> Virtual Machine I: Arithmetic
> Virtual Machine II: Machine Control
> Programming Language
> Compiler I: Syntax Analysis
> Compiler II: Code Generation
> Operating System
> More Fun to Go (an open project?)
>
> Verrah cool!
>
> Some chapters of the book are on line, and all the exercises are. I
> did the first two chapters' exercises this morning, and plan to do
> more later. (My education is a little skimpy on the lower levels, so
> I can use it.)
>
> There are also some videos.
>
> Main page: http://www1.idc.ac.il/tecs/
>
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