Symposium on the occasion of the inauguration of the new museum rooms of the Computermuseum Stuttgart
The topics of the lectures ranged from the reverse engineering of forgotten computers, computer science education in the 1970s, the stochastic texts of Theo Lutz, the development of high-performance computers and the restoration of Konrad Zuse's Z1. In the afternoon, there were guided tours of the computer museum for the more than 120 participants. Of course, all the machines were in operation.
The team at the Computer Museum was delighted that new projects were discussed intensively and many contacts were made - an important goal of the symposium.
Klemens Krause and Katja Stefanie Engstler at the opening in the lecture hall
Photo: Frank Wiatrowski
Christian Corti during his lecture on reverse engineering, Martin Kurz and Luca Moczko during the guided tour of the museum
Photo: Frank Wiatrowski
