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Automatic Computing -- its Problems and Prizes, Inaugural Lecture, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, 26 January 1965
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Automatic Computing -- its Problems and Prizes, Inaugural Lecture, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, 26 January 1965
Automatic Computing -- its Problems and Prizes, Inaugural Lecture, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, 26 January 1965
Automatic Computing -- its Problems and Prizes, Inaugural Lecture, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, 26 January 1965

Gill, Stanley

Automatic Computing -- its Problems and Prizes, Inaugural Lecture, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, 26 January 1965

Univ of London, Inaugural Lecture as Professor of Computing Science, 1965; pp 69-93; 6 plates, additional diagrams,
Condition: Very Good, dark orange-brown cardstock covers, lettered in black and white, stapled binding, light wear at corner tips, pencil notation and light rubberstamp of Mathematics Division at upper righthand front cover; no other markings external or internal, clean and tight.
Keywords: Automatic Computing its Problems and Prizes, Inaugural Lecture, Stanley Gill, computers in the 1950s, MIT Lincoln Laboratory Sketchpad,
Categories: Computers and Society, General Histories and References, Highspots in the History of Computing
Price: $45.00
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Includes his observations on the Speed of Computers; The Nature of Computing; Programming and subroutines; Manipulating Symbols; a note on the MIT Lincoln Laboratory and its Sketchpad; more