CS 101 Meeting in BAM 121 Windows/PC Lab

08 Nov 2021 Update - thanks to Megan, Computer Science Club at https://hamptonpubliclibrary.com/.
Really appreciate Mrs. Charlene Stagle contacting me with this update. Going back to 1928 Magnetic Tape, to 1976 5.25" Floppy (I used way back when), 1987 DAT backup (I used), and all the intermediates. Fascinating timeline.
Interactive Labs (requires Shockwave Plugin for Browser)
Interactive Labs from McGraw-Hill (uses Shockwave Plugin) NOTE: use only the first lab [and next to last one for fun]
Using Binary Numbers and A Digital Revolution ONLY

Video we saw in class last week
KPBS Triumph of the Nerds by Bob Cringely   Through video recollection, see the beginning of the PC Revolution. Chips, software, from hobbyists to businesses. 

Another video - the machine that changed the world with focus on Mainframes and Supercomputers, insteads of PCs
TMTCTW

www.stewart.sdsu.edu/infolab/
In lab today, you should start to read this collection of information sources. NOTE: There are two active learning exercises contained in this Web Document. Please use your "Personal Rohan Account" to accomplish these two email exercises. Ensure that your email is readable for others by the previous exercise when you read the email sent to yourself. Do not forget to give your email in your email message.

For those who have their Rohan accounts, we will log in (using telnet and set up your .forward so that your email send to Rohan will be sent to an account of your choosing. You create a file, whose name is .forward and whose contents are the alternate addresses
myname@hotmail.com
\mynameonrohanforcopyhere

I would recommend using the Unix editor pico