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Old Educational Computer Resurrected As a Spreadsheet 37

An anonymous reader writes "Back in the '60s, Bell Labs created a 'paper computer' called CARDIAC so students could learn the fundamentals of computers. Dr. Dobb's recreates the paper computer in an Excel spreadsheet and hints they will show how it gets ported to an FPGA in future installments."
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Old Educational Computer Resurrected As a Spreadsheet

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  • BARDIAC (Score:2, Informative)

    by jackb_guppy ( 204733 ) on Thursday April 25, 2013 @12:38PM (#43547167)

    Had a Comp/Sci professor who wrote BARDIAC (~1977), same as CARDIAC but with punch cards. It ran on DataPoint 2000 which was the 8008 instruction set run on decreate componants. Nothing like using elumation software on an elumation computer!

    Will have to play with excel sheet, relive OLD times!

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