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Bit by Bit: An Illustrated History of Computers by Stan Augarten, 1984-11 Journey to the Moon: The History of the Apollo Guidance Computer (Library of Flight Series) by Eldon C. Hall, 1996-09 A Science of Operations: Machines, Logic and the Invention of Programming (History of Computing) by Peter Mark Priestley, 2011-04-28 Digital Art History (Intellect Books - Computers and the History of Art) Digital History: A Guide to Gathering, Preserving, and Presenting the Past on the Web by Daniel Cohen, Roy Rosenzweig, 2005-08-30 Moving Targets: Elliott-Automation and the Dawn of the Computer Age in Britain, 194767 (History of Computing) by Simon Lavington, 2011-03-07 Makin' Numbers: Howard Aiken and the Computer (History of Computing) The Government Machine: A Revolutionary History of the Computer (History of Computing) by Jon Agar, 2003-10-01 Doing History: Research and Writing in the Digital Age by Michael J. Galgano, J. Chris Arndt, et all 2007-05-23 Memoirs of a Computer Pioneer (History of Computing) by Maurice V. Wilkes, 1985-09-04 Priming the Pump: How TRS-80 Enthusiasts Helped Spark the PC Revolution by David Welsh, Theresa Welsh, 2007-05-21 Insanely Great: The Life and Times of Macintosh, the Computer That Changed Everything by Steven Levy, 2000-06-01 Inventing the Electronic Century: The Epic Story of the Consumer Electronics and Computer Industries, with a new preface (Harvard Studies in Business History) by Alfred D. Chandler Jr., 2005-04-30 Teaching History in the Digital Classroom by D. Antonio Cantu, Wilson J. Warren, 2002-12

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41. HISTORY OF COMPUTERS AND COMPUTING
    history of computers AND COMPUTING. Module Code G5AHOC. Level A. Semester Available 1. Credits 10. Catalogue Entry. This module  
    http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/Modules/9798/G5AHOC.html
    
    Extractions: Module Code : Level : A Semester Available : Credits : Catalogue Entry This module traces the history of calculating devices and the development of computer hardware and software from the time of the first electronic computers in the 1950s to the present day. It illustrates how certain key concepts in current hardware and software (e.g. subroutines, stacks) build upon concepts introduced many years ago. Pre-requisites : First Year students: GCSE Computing or equivalent. Second Year students: Co-requisites : Aims This module examines the history of calculating devices over the centuries and then traces the development of computer hardware and software from the time of the first electronic computers in the 1950s to the present day. In doing so, it will illustrate how certain key concepts in current hardware and software (e.g. subroutine calls, microprogramming, registers and stacks) build upon concepts introduced many years ago. Transferable Skills The ability to relate the historical context of various computer science developments to a deeper understanding of the use of these concepts in modern software and hardware systems. Description The module commences with a brief introduction of mechanical computing devices (particularly Babbage's attempts at developing a stored-program, computer in the early 19th Century). We then move on via other mechanical calculation devices to a brief survey of the groundwork for computer design that was embodied in cryptanalytical machinery used in World War II.

42. History Of Computers And Computing
    history of computers and Computing. 1. Module Code Number G5AHOC. 2. Title of Module history of computers and Computing. 3. Number of Credits 10. 4. Level A.  
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    Extractions: 1. Module Code Number: 2. Title of Module: History of Computers and Computing 3. Number of Credits: 4. Level: A 5. Status: 6. Semester in which module is taught and Assessment Period: Autumn 7. Session Availability: 8. Pre-requisites for admission to the module (if any): None. 9. Co-requisites for the module (if any): None. 10. Expected Number of Students taking module: 11. Rationale for Cap: 12. Target Group: First- or second-year Single Honours or Joint Honours Computer Science students; no restriction on student numbers. 13. Availablity to Exchange Students: 14. Summary of Content: The module includes materials on seven main topic areas: number, character and date representations, including the ongoing problems arising from historical representations; computing devices, including Babbage's Difference Engine and Analytical Engine, and experimental machines up to the 1950s; programming languages, tracing the motivation and development of assembler and higher-level programming languages the Undecidability problem, where the influence of Alan Turing on the development of computing theory is investigated, including Turing machines and the halting problem

43. Cambridge Educational - The History Of Computers
    The history of computers with VIDEO CLIP. Click here to view a clip from The history of computers low bandwidth version high bandwidth version.  
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    Extractions: go to advanced search Sun. June 6, 2004 The History of Computers with VIDEO CLIP The history of computers is not just the story of a specialized machine but of a great idea and the people who made it happen. Initially designed as large-scale calculators, computers have quickly become indispensable tools in every field of endeavor. This fascinating program traces the course of technological innovations leading up to today's computers, from Charles Babbage and his analytical engine of the 1860s to the latest laptops. All the major concepts, advances, and companies are explored using demonstrations, expert commentary, and historic film footage and interviews. The program shows how ideas such as Boolean logic, the binary system, magnetic/iron core memory, and microprocessors have dramatically increased the capacity of computers while drastically reducing their size, a phenomenon known as Moore's Law. The personal computer or PC boom is easily seen as an inevitable event, with software programmers such as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates emerging as its leaders. A Cambridge Educational Production.

44. The History Of Computers
    The history of computers. The history of computers goes a long way back. The first ones were tools for calculating like the abacus.  
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    Extractions: The History of Computers The history of computers goes a long way back. The first ones were tools for calculating like the abacus. Gradually the simple machines grew to be the fast multipurpose computers we have today. During WWII, both sides were using computers to decipher enemy messages. More and faster computers were developed. After the war, scientists continued the research in peace. This time the information was shared. Now because the information is shared, technology really sped up. Home Timeline One of the Uses Links

45. History Of Computers
    TowerWebProductions.com TowerWeb Productions. history of computers. OUTSIDE THE TOWER. About.com history of computers inventors.about.com/library/blcoindex.htm.  
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    Extractions: TowerWeb Productions INSIDE THE TOWER OUTSIDE THE TOWER Science Philosophy ... INDEX History of Hypertext and World Wide Web About.com History of Computers inventors.about.com/library/blcoindex.htm Computer History Museum www.computerhistory.org Computer Museum www.computer-museum.org The History of Computing Project www.thocp.net HitMill.com History of Computers www.hitmill.com/computers/computerhx1.html Maxmon.com History of Computers www.maxmon.com/history.htm Smithsonian: Computers and Communications www.si.edu/science_and_technology/computers_and_communications/ University of Virgina Computer Museum www.cs.virginia.edu/brochure/museum.html GATEWAY LOBBY MAIN CHAMBER ... TowerWeb Productions

46. History Of Computers Webquest
    The following websites will help you with your research history of computers Timeline of Computer Related Events Who s Who in Computer Land a Timeline of  
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    Extractions: This investigation will take you back in time to explore the history of computers. Using the provided links you will learn about the first computer (is it really a computer?), and will learn some key names associated with the development of computers. You will also voyage into the middle of a computer to learn about its parts and their functions. By the end of you investigation you will become more familiar with computers and will be able to apply you newly attained knowledge into daily computer use. Your first task is to take a good look at the history of computers. Your investigation should answer the following questions: What is considered to be the first computer? When was the first computer created? Who were the key players in developing the first computer? Around what time period was the home computer invented?

47. Met Office: History Of Computers At The Met Office
    history of computers. In the beginning About 50 years ago, the Synoptic and Dynamical Research Subcommittee of the Meteorological  
    http://www.met-office.gov.uk/research/nwp/numerical/computers/history.html
    
    Extractions: About 50 years ago, the Synoptic and Dynamical Research Sub-committee of the Meteorological Research Committee recommended that the Met Office obtain an electric desk-calculator, and recruit a mathematician specially trained in computational methods, to enable the office to undertake trial meteorological computations. So it was, with such basic equipment, not even capable of automatic multiplication, that the Met Office began to fulfill the dream of L.F. Richardson, when in 1922 he suggested the possibility of numerical weather prediction using a grand 'forecast factory'- consisting of thousands of (human) computers, seated around a globe shaped auditorium, each one calculating the future state of the atmosphere at a fixed location by evaluating a set of equations. In the ten years following the purchase of the electrical desk-calculator, a small number of Met Office staff had access to a 'real' computer - the LEO 1 - which had been built by Lyons, the caterers. Eventually, in 1959 the Met Office purchased its first computer - a Ferranti Mercury, which the office named Meteor. With glowing valves and copious volumes of paper tape, the Met Office had entered the computer age.

48. Highly Reccomended Books On The History Of Computers
    Atlantis Enterprises Top Five Highly Reccomended books on the history of computers. A History of Computing Technology Michael R. Williams  
    http://www.a-ten.com/books/top-five/computer-history.html

49. American Studies @ The University Of Virginia
    history of computers. The History of Apple Computer Follow Apple history from In the Garage (19761981) to Amelio to the Rescue (1996-?).  
    http://xroads.virginia.edu/~YP/tech.html
    
    Extractions: main directory Science and Culture Computers Internet Space Exploration ... General Science Facts Science and Culture Cultural Studies Science, Race and Gender History of Science Women in Technology International Searchable site containing articles organized topically. Women in Science and Engineering Archive of articles in the Iowa State library.

50. The History Of Computers, Communicications, Space, And Technology.
    Lincoln Laboratories called the TX0. Although never a commercial product, it is a computer development that is often overlooked in the history of computers.  
    http://www.web-friend.com/help/general/tech_history.html
    
    Extractions: Computers, Communication, Electronics and Space: For a history timeline of JUST the computer industry, view the PC History document. Welcome to the history of technology. This chronology, or timeline if you wish starts in 3000 BC and Stonehenge and travels through the 21st century, the Internet, and advanced computer systems. This page will take you through history, the invention of the light bulb to Windows Server 2003. From the very early days of pre-electric where we discovered time, math, and clocks, to the present can be a long journey. The 1800's saw the creation and development of lights, radios, movies, and the theory of the computer. Then we moved into the 1900's through WW II which saw airplanes, IBM, public radio, and TV come to the public. After WW II we saw VCRs, microwave ovens, cable TV, NASA and space travel. The thirty odd years since the development of the micro-processor and RAM were filled with notable events. In the 1970's we developed e-mail, microprocessors, video games, and saw Apple and Microsoft launched, and the first home computer was available. Then in

51. Information Technology History - Outline
    Technology, 1996. Stan Augarten, BIT By BIT An Illustrated history of computers (New York Ticknor Fields, 1984). R. Moreau, The  
    http://www.tcf.ua.edu/AZ/ITHistoryOutline.htm
    
    Extractions: Characterized by a principal technology used to solve the input, processing, output and communication problems of the time: Premechanical, Mechanical, Electromechanical, and Electronic A. The Premechanical Age: 3000 B.C. - 1450 A.D. Writing and Alphabetscommunication. First humans communicated only through speaking and picture drawings. 3000 B.C., the Sumerians in Mesopotamia (what is today southern Iraq) devised cuniform Around 2000 B.C., Phoenicians created symbols The Greeks later adopted the Phoenician alphabet and added vowels; the Romans gave the letters Latin names to create the alphabet we use today. Paper and Pensinput technologies. Sumerians' input technology was a stylus that could scratch marks in wet clay. About 2600 B.C., the Egyptians write on the papyrus plant around 100 A.D., the Chinese made paper from rags, on which modern-day papermaking is based. Books and Libraries: Permanent Storage Devices. Religious leaders in Mesopotamia kept the earliest "books"

52. History Of Computers
    KM Life Long Learning history of computers Guest user 12.58am EDT, 13 May 2004, history of computers, Once you ve logged in, answer this question. Response,  
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53. History Of Computers And The Internet - Academic Info
    You can sponsor this page Email us for details. history of computers and The Internet Computer Museum History Center.  
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54. Quiz On History Of Computers And Information Technology
    and the PCs. Learn about the history of computers, the development and more Quiz history of computers. VAX minicomputers The  
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    Extractions: var google_language="en"; var adHB=true; wDoL("top","E4E91XU"); wCls("E4E91XU"); wDoL("btm","E4E91XU"); showA("E4E91XU"); Skip Navigation Links home techzone beeguides ... QuizTime VAX minicomputers : The VAX range of minicomputers was released by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) on October 25, 1977. It was the first commercially available 32-bit machine and was intended to replace the older PDP-11 series. The letters VAX stand for Virtual Address eXtension. VAX machines used the VMS (later called OpenVMS) operation system. VAX Links: vaxarchive.org VAX History at WilliamBader.com VAX History at webmythology.com Random Access Memory ( RAM ) was invented by Robert Dennard The Winchester Drive , and the floppy disk drive were invented at IBM Ethernet was invented by Dr. Robert (Bob) Metcalfe Lady Ada Lovelace The IBM PC , which featured the 16-bit Intel 8088 microprocessor, came in 1981. The Xerox Star 8010 , developed by Xerox in 1981, featured the mouse and a desktop with icons. This was the first computer with a graphical user interface (GUI). The GUI was first developed by Xerox in 1973 for Alto, an experimental predecessor to the Xerox Star. Apple Computers : formed on April 1, 1976 by

55. Lesson 1 - A Concise History Of Computers
    LESSON 1. A concise history of computers. Listen to complete text. LESSONS. 0) Some pronunciation aids. 1) A concise history of computers. 2) Computer components.  
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    Extractions: Click here to switch to American English mode Click on individual word in bold type to hear pronunciation. Click on first word in ordinary type to hear complete sentence. These pages can be viewed only on Internet Explorer 5 or more up-dated versions. LESSON 1 A concise history of computers Listen to complete text There are some who say that computers have a very short history, but ...

56. Films For The Humanities And Sciences - The History Of Computers
    Tue. May 11, 2004. The history of computers with VIDEO CLIP. Click here to view a clip from The history of computers low bandwidth version high bandwidth version.  
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    Extractions: go to advanced search Sun. June 6, 2004 The History of Computers with VIDEO CLIP The history of computers is not just the story of a specialized machine but of a great idea and the people who made it happen. Initially designed as large-scale calculators, computers have quickly become indispensable tools in every field of endeavor. This fascinating program traces the course of technological innovations leading up to today's computers, from Charles Babbage and his analytical engine of the 1860s to the latest laptops. All the major concepts, advances, and companies are explored using demonstrations, expert commentary, and historic film footage and interviews. The program shows how ideas such as Boolean logic, the binary system, magnetic/iron core memory, and microprocessors have dramatically increased the capacity of computers while drastically reducing their size, a phenomenon known as Moore's Law. The personal computer or PC boom is easily seen as an inevitable event, with software programmers such as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates emerging as its leaders. A Cambridge Educational Production.

57. History Of Computers WebQuest Resources
    history of computers WebQuest Resources. These first 9 sites have links about several of the topics  
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    Extractions: Home Newsletter Staff Calendar ... Sports History of Computers WebQuest Resources These first 9 sites have links about several of the topics: The sites listed below have text or pictures about the topic in the parenthesis after the site: Integrated Circuit (Integrated circuit) Internet History (Internet)

58. Story From The History Of Computers
    Story from the history of computers. Below is a short sample of the essay Story from the history of computers . If you sign up you  
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    Extractions: Coursework and Essays GCSE Information Technology Below is a short sample of the essay "Story from the History of Computers" . If you sign up you could be reading the rest of this essay in under two minutes. Registered users should log in to view the full essay ... of information to hack into the military defence ministry and gathered information about the similar cases were people had developed similar software, and the actions taken against them. So the computer sensed the danger of its situation and loaded itself into the main frame. The military sent forces into the workshop to retrieve the computer, but when they entered the computer sensed the heat through infrared sensors and knew the situation because it happened ... All formatting has been removed from the sample of this essay. Inside Coursework.Info , all coursework and essays can be viewed with all of the original formatting retained - including pictures, tables, images and graphs, as well as the . You may also be interested in the word count, writing time and other details

59. Computer History
    Computer History Links, History of Computing, Photos, Univac, eniac, ENIAC, Eniac, IBM, DEC, Historical. Welcome to. history of computers and Computing.  
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    Extractions: Welcome to Computer History Links History of Computers and Computing ENIAC, EDSAC, EDVAC, UNIVAC, IBM, DEC PDP, WHIRLWIND, calculators and more Updated May 2004 - Page maintained by Mark Greenia, Adjunct Professor, USF www.ComputerHistoryLinks.com TOP 30 COMPUTER HISTORY SITES Digidome Foundation Mission: In this strongly organized society, the environmental aspects force us to deal with old technology. Unfortunately this means that historically valuable machines are destroyed. Digidome's mission is to save those machines, restore them as much as possible, and preserve and show them to the generations to come. Visit their informative and fascinating site. Digidome Foundation Visit the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California! Their Web Site is at: www.ComputerHistory.org - Center for the History of Computing -Charles Babbage Institute http://www.softpanorama.org/History/cpu_history.shtml http://www.beagle-ears.com/lars/engineer/comphist/ibm360.htm ... History of Computing Virginia Tech LEO Computers Society (UK's First Business Computer) Online Software Museum IBM Computer History Gallery of Old Iron (Dan House) Minicomputer Orphans ... http://www.gateman.com/museum/

60. The History Of Computers
    The history of computers, bookmark this page. Home Index Media Submit Article Link to Us Contact Us. The history of computers.  
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    Extractions: Home Index Media Submit Article ... The History Of Computers The History of Computers coming soon. (gm) The History of Fax Machines – Get the Message The History of Photocopiers – A Perfect Reproduction The History of Projectors – The Battle for Brightness The History of Printers – Developing an Image ... Contact Us

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