IEEE Annals of the History of Computing - October-December 2005

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Volume 27, Number 4

Contents:

ERMETH: The First Swiss Computer - Hans Neukom

Facit and the BESK Boys: Sweden's Computer Industry (1956-1962) - Tom Petersson

A Persona; recollection of Software's Early Days (1960-1979): Part 2 - Ernest E. ("Lee") Keet

Three Faces of Human-Computer Interaction - Jonathan Grudin

Ready Reckoners - Bruce O.B. Williams and Roger G. Johnson

Events and Sightings

Reviews

Anecdotes: Reflections on the Difference Engine - Andrew D. Booth; The founders of the ACM - Eric A. Weiss

Biographies: Kenneth E. Iverson - Keith Smillie

2005 Annual Index

Think Piece: Computer memory, Collective memory: recovering History through Chilean Computing - Eden Medina

Kindly donated by Philip Sugden.

Publication Date : 2005

ISSN Number : 1058-6180

Format : Paper

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH55733. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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