Timeline
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Blaise Pascal | Pascaline- mechanical calculating device; 1642
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Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz | Stepped Reckoner- device to add/subtract/multiply/divide but malfunctioned; 1670
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Charles Babbage | Analytical engine- calculating machine, punched cards to store info; 1890
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Herman Hollerith | Tabulating machine- used electricity instead of gears to calculate; 1890
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John Atanasoff | Atanasoff-Berry Computer; binary number system used in computers; 1939
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Clifford Berry | Atanasoff-Berry Computer; binary number system used in computers; 1939
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Mark 1 | Devised by Howard Aiken;1st universal calculator; 1944
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John Mauchly | Electronic Numerical Integration and Calculator- solve mathematical problems fast; 1946
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J. Presper Eckert | Electronic Numerical Integration and Calculator- solve mathematical problems fast; 1946
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Alan Turing | Turing Machine (The "Enigma")- developed idea of a universal machine; Late 1930s/ early 1940s
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Jon von Neumann | EDVAC- Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer w/ Mauchly & Eckert; Inspired construction of EDSAC; 1947
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Transistor | Invented by William Shockley, John Bardeen & Walter Brittain; replaced tubes to make computers more efficient and reliable
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Grace Murray Hopper | COBOL- Commom Business Oriented Language; 1950s
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Jack Kilby | Developed 1st integrated circuit; 1958; invented 1st hand held calculator;
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William Gates 3 | Founder of Microsoft Corporation; Started Microsoft company w/ Paul Allen 1975
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Paul Allen | Co-founder of Microsoft Corporation; Owner of Portland Trail Blazers
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Thomas Knoll | Software engineer; Created Adobe Photoshop; 1988
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Allan Knoll | Software engineer; Created Adobe Photoshop; 1988
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