Annie Easley: NASA “Computer” and Pioneer
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Annie Easley was a human “computer” at NASA. She computed calculations by hand, and eventually learned to program early computers. She was also an advocate for equality in the workplace.
Annie Easley was a human “computer” at NASA. She computed calculations by hand, and eventually learned to program early computers. She was also an advocate for equality in the workplace.
Charles Babbage is known by many as the father of the computer. From his childhood experience of attempting to summon the devil, to his collegiate forming of a "Ghost Club", learn the story of the man that create the predecessor to the modern computer.