Brief Introduction
Time travel with the evolution of computersDescription
Computers have become an indispensable part of our daily life. Right from calling a friend, attending a virtual meeting, ordering groceries using Amazon dash button to tracking our health using FITBIT we are all surrounded by these "Humans without soul".
Have you ever wondered, how did the first computer look like?
Who invented it?
Did you know that the first computer programmer was a woman?
How the trends in technology and size changed over time?
How did we switched from irritating keyboards to smooth touch interface?
This course brings to you the answer to many such questions. Are you ready for a time travel?
Adding a certificate to your linkedin profile, talking to people with knowledge of computer history and appreciating the inventions and inventors behind today's digitally connected world could be your purpose of joining this course.
Requirements
- Requirements
- If you are engrossed in learning something new, then this course will help you escalate your knowledge
- There are no prerequisites for this course.
- All could learn from the course , no matter their field of work.
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