Иностранные студенты УрГЭУ изучили историю эволюции компьютеров

February 21, a group of students from the USUE Faculty of Pre-university Training for Foreign Citizens visited the Anti-Museum of Computers and Video Games. The tour took place within the framework of the signed agreement on cooperation.

 
The students saw the oldest examples of electronic computing tools, including elements of the first Soviet computer of 1948; studied the history of the evolution of computers and had a chance to play popular video games of the 90s: DOOM, Super Mario, Pac-Man, etc.

Today, the Museum’s archive contains more than eight thousand exhibits. Some of them were at various times exhibited at USUE: during the 10th Eurasian Economic Youth Forum and the festival “93rd Summer Day.”

February 21, a group of students from the USUE Faculty of Pre-university Training for Foreign Citizens visited the Anti-Museum of Computers and Video Games. The tour took place within the framework of the signed agreement on cooperation.

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