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He created a set of rods called "Napier's Bones," that could be used to solve complex equations.
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He invented a machine that could add numbers up to eight digits.
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He invented a weaving loom that used punch cards to program it. This revolutionized the computer world.
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He built the first thing that was related to a modern computer. HIs machine had a input-execution-output process.
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He created the first punch card calculator to add together the U.S. census.
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The son completed his fathers previous work by making the cental component for his Analytical Engine.
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He invented the electrical tube which made the creating of electrical computers possible.
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Electronic Computers were made to help break German encryption codes
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The first program controlled calculator was created by him at Harvard University
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These machines were built for speedy code breaking, only ten were made by Britain but then were later destroyed out of fear of the enemy getting ahold of one.
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Could do 100,000 calculations per second
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They created the Transistor which was an advancement of the electronic tubes
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First computer to use magnetic tape for storage
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First computer used by businesses
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Created by John Backus
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This was the first version of today's modern chip which is the equivalent of millions of transistors
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Created by Grace Hopper
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Created by John Backus
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Created by Kenneth E. Iverson
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Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code:Most well known computer language. Created by John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz .
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Named after Blaise Pascal. Created by Niklaus Wirth
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Created by Wally Feurzeig, Cynthia Solomon, and Seymour Papert.
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Created by Dennis Ritchie
