| The IBM 1130
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The Cooper Cable (yearbook) photo of me
with one of the 2 IBM 1130s donated around 1980.
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| 1983
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In 1983, the Cooper Union Computer Center expanded
from just the PDP11/45 running Unix version 6
by adding a VAX 11/780 running VAX/VMS
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| The oldest CUCC manual I could find, circa 1972
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The Cooper Union Computer Center User's Manual
Line printer on wide greenbar!
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Table of contents, featuring IBM 1130 BOS and GOD abends.
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Bob Hopkins welcomes you!
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We had an IBM 1130 and keypunches!
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How to talk to GOD, the new linkage editor
of BOS: Bernie's Operating System.
Bernard S. Greenberg is famous for developing other operating systems
see below.
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More magic incantations for invoking GOD explicitly.
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A GOD JCL primer
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A list of EE subroutine packages, and acknowledgements to
Leonard Kaplan (4DEE) 1972,
Alan Korncoff (4DCE) and Kelvin Lee (3DPH) 1973.
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| The manual when I was a student in 1978
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BASIC for architects: the CUCC User's Manual
by Robert Hopkins.
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ASR-33 teletype tricks everyone used to learn.
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More teletype facts.
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STEAM will save the world!
--
Ninja High School's Professor Johann Steamhead (Steamhein)
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These working models of steam engines form the glass wall of the multimedia center.
On The Motive Power Of Fire:
Fire And The Imagination, Art and Science,
The Epic of the Early Steam Engine
The Cooper Union for the Advancement Of Science and Art
Exhibition of 19th-Century Mechanical Marvels
An exhibition featuring models of steam engines - mechanical marvels
from the collection of the late Leo G. Schroeder, an engineering graduate of Cooper Union.
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The center one looks kinda like the engine
Peter Cooper used for the Tom Thumb.
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Trying for a wider angle. Sorry, I didn't have a polarizing filter with me.
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The locomotive is a masterpiece of craftsmanship.
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