Titlebook: History of Computing: Learning from the Past; IFIP WG 9.7 Internat Arthur Tatnall Conference proceedings 2010 IFIP International Federation

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Why the Real Thing Is Essential for Telling Our Stories,ortals to a past era. Along with contemporary documents and records, they are the closest we can get to time travel. They complement historical records. Historical records are not substitutes for the real thing, neither are replicas or facsimiles. We use real objects in combination with historical a

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Wonder, Sorcery, and Technology: Contribute to the History of Medieval Robotics,ndscape of a period that, from the technological point of view, is commonly regarded as less interesting than others. It will be shown that the idea of an automatic device or system, capable of performing not necessarily simple tasks, of measuring its own state and of taking action based on it, was

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,Andrew D. Booth – Britain’s Other “Fourth Man”,imited resources, both human and financial, and concentrated on building smaller machines. This paper presents an outline of his career in the UK which, the author believes, has not received the attention it deserves in comparison to a number of his UK contemporaries.

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The Many Dimensions of Kristen Nygaard, Creator of Object-Oriented Programming and the Scandinavian Computer Science history Nygaard will be recognized as the creator with Professor Ole-Johan Dahl of the SIMULA programming languages and object-oriented programming. But Nygaard also had a social and political engagement that over the years brought him from a liberal-democratic to a socialist posit

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Contested Histories: De-mythologising the Early History of Modern British Computing,opologist M.H.A. (Max) Newman and other members of the Dept. of Mathematics. Based on an extensive re-examination of the primary source material, it is suggested that a very much more significant role was played by mathematicians than is allowed for in the dominant discourse. It is shown that there

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50 Years Ago We Constructed the First Hungarian Tube Computer, the M-3: Short Stories from the Histibernetikai Kutató Csoportja, abbr. MTA KKCs) from mid 1957 until the beginning 1959. I was a member of MTA KKCs until 1967. The Group was established for the sole purpose of constructing the first Hungarian electronic tube computer, first the B-1, then the M-3, which began the age of computers in H