Computer Organization System/370 Harry Katzan Jr 1971 Hardcover First Edition

by Harry Katzan, Jr

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First edition

Dive into the foundational concepts of computing with "Computer Organization and the System/370" by Harry Katzan, Jr. This seminal work, published by Van Nostrand Reinhold in 1971, offers a comprehensive exploration of computer architecture and the IBM System/370, a pivotal platform in computing history. Ideal for students, professionals, and enthusiasts of early computer science, this book provides deep insights into the structure, operation, and programming aspects of a significant mainframe system. It's an essential resource for understanding the evolution of computing hardware and software, offering a detailed perspective on the design principles that shaped modern information technology. This volume is a valuable addition for collectors of vintage computer science texts, researchers in computer history, and anyone interested in the technical underpinnings of mainframe systems. Written by Harry Katzan, Jr., a respected author in the field, the book is part of the esteemed Computer Science Series, reflecting its academic rigor and significance. Explore the intricacies of data organization, processing units, memory management, and input/output devices as they relate to the System/370 architecture. This book serves as a fantastic educational tool and a nostalgic journey into the early days of advanced computing. Terms & Conditions: Photos are part of the description, please carefully examine them for further details on the condition of the item/s.

• Year: 1971
• Condition: Very Good

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