IEEE Annals of the History of Computing - July-September 2014

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Volume 36, Number 3

Contents:

COMIC: An Analog Computer in the Colorant Industry - David Hemmendinger

Technology Policy and National Identity: The Microcomputer Comes to india - Ramesh Subramanian

The Technological Roots of Computer Graphics - Eduardo Perez Molina

Los Alamos Bets on ENIAC: Nuclear Monte Carlo Simulations, 1947-1948 - Thomas Haigh, Mark Priestley, and Crispin Rope

Interviews: Deborah Estrin - Dag Spicer

Biographies: Michael Sean Mahoney (1939-2008) - William Aspray

Anecdotes: What Is a Computer? An Answer from the Past - Thomas J. (Tim) Bergin

Events and Sightings

Reviews

Think Piece: Are Historians Failing to Tell the Real Story about the History of Computing? - Paul E. Ceruzzi

Comments, Queries, and Debates: Knuth and the Spectrum of History - Martin Campbell-Kelly

Kindly donated by Philip Sugden.

Publication Date : 2014

ISSN Number : 1058-6180

Format : Paper

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