Ruth Teitelbaum ( English Ruth Teitelbaum ) ( 1924 - 1986 ) - one of the first computer programmers ENIAC .
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Reprogramming ENIAK . Squatting - Ruth Lichterman, standing - Marilyn Weskoff . Photo of 1946.
Her maiden name was Lichterman , she graduated from Hunter College and received a bachelor 's degree in mathematics. Ruth was hired by the Murov School of Electrical Engineering to solve ballistics problems and was later chosen as one of the first programmers for ENIAC , where she was involved in the development and solution of approximately the same problems. Together with ENIAK, she moved to the Ballistic Research Laboratory at the Aberdeen Proving Ground , where she trained the next group of ENIAK programmers.
She died in Dallas ( Texas ) in 1986 .
Memory and Recognition
- In 1996, the book "ENIAC Women" was published .
- In 1997, Ruth Teitelbaum and five of her fellow girls were included in the Hall of Fame of the international organization [2] [3] .
- In 2010, the American documentary Top Secret Rosies: The Female "Computers" of WWII was released , featuring women computers from World War II.
Notes
- ↑ https://www.ithistory.org/honor-roll/mrs-ruth-teitelbaum-n%C3%A9e-lichterman
- ↑ Women in Technology International Hall of Fame
- ↑ Janell Brown. Women Proto-Programmers Get Their Just Reward ( wired ) on wired.com , May 8, 1997
Links
- ENIAK women (eng)