Eric G. Swedin, an associate professor in information systems and technologies at Weber State University, is a historian and a published novelist. David L. Ferro, an associate professor in computer science at Weber State University, specializes in Internet programming, human-computer usability, and computing culture and history.
Introduction | p. vii |
Timeline | p. xi |
Before Computers | p. 1 |
The First Electronic Computers | p. 25 |
The Second Generation: From Vacuum Tubes to Transistors | p. 47 |
The Third Generation: From Integrated Circuits to Microprocessors | p. 65 |
Personal Computers: Bringing the Computer into the Home | p. 85 |
Connections: Networking Computers Together | p. 111 |
Computers Everywhere | p. 131 |
Glossary | p. 151 |
Bibliography | p. 155 |
Index | p. 159 |
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