A Computer Glossary, also known as, Coming to Terms with the Data Processing Machine, was shown in 1968 in the IBM pavilion at Hemisfair, the World's Fair in San Antonio, Texas. One of several Eames films promoting an understanding of the computer, A Computer Glossary begins with live-action, close-up sequence, showing the path that electronic data travels. It then introduces various terms relating to data processing. The animation was drawn by Glen Fleck and the music was an original score composed by Elmer Bernstein. The film won a bronze medal at the Atlanta International Film Festival in 1969.