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Bachelor of Science from MIT
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Master of Science form MIT
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Placed in charge of computers
He was placed in charge of computers in engineering department. He made allowance for students to access TX-0 and PDP-1. -
Graduated from MIT as Doctor of Science.
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Became a member of electrical engineering faculty at MIT.
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created one of the first interactive time-shared computer systems
He designed an extensive set of hardware alterations to MIT’s PDP-1 to create one of the first interactive time-shared computer systems -
became one of the founding members of the Multics project
Multics project was an early timesharing operating system, to which he contributed several key concepts. -
Became a full professor at MIT.
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Won Eckert-Mauchly Award
He won the award for contributions to the field of computer architecture, and becoming a Fellow of the IEEE and of the ACM. -
Retired from MIT
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Started working as an independent consultant and research scientist
worked on projects related with parallel computer hardware and software. -
Worked with the NASA Research Institute for Advanced Computer Science
He worked there as Visiting Scientist. -
Became a member of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE)
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Has been selected for ACM
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Special Interest Group on Operating Systems (SIGOPS) Hall of Fame. -
IEEE John von Neumann Medal, 2013[
