Write a complete game in Z80 assembly language, from your first program to a finished, playable Einstein game.
Draw with the turtle in Dr Logo, the language that shipped on the Einstein's own System Master Disc - twenty-seven short sections, each with a program that runs.
Build your own language in SuperForth, the Einstein's stack based Forth from 1984 - thirty short sections, each with a program that runs.
Write a platform game in Xtal BASIC 4.2, the BASIC on the Einstein's own System Master - thirty-five short sections, from your first PRINT to Mouse In A Hole, compiled.
Write a text adventure in BBC BASIC 2.31 on the Einstein - thirty short sections, from your first PRINT to DRIFT, a ship adrift in space.
Learn Pascal with Borland's Turbo Pascal 2.0 on the Einstein - thirty-nine sections, from your first Writeln to Warehouse, a block-pushing puzzle with undo, a level editor and its own pictures.
After the Turbo Pascal course: HiSoft Pascal on the Einstein - twenty short sections on everything that is different, from typing Pascal into XBAS to pictures and sound.
After the Z80 assembly course: the same programs written the 1985 way, on the Einstein itself, with HiSoft's Devpac80 - eight short sections on ED80, GEN80 and MON80.
Learn C with HiSoft C on the Einstein - thirty-five sections, from your first printf to Breakout, a bat-and-ball arcade game with levels, colour and sound, built a piece at a time.
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