Computer Pioneers: Ada Lovelace and Alan Turing

 
When?
Saturday 5 September 2009, 11:00 to 17:00
Where?
Guildford Museum, Guildord
Open to:
Public
Admission price:
Free

Ada Lovelace first suggested how a machine could be programmed to perform different functions. Alan Turing laid the mathematical basis for modern computer theory with his 'Turing Machine'. This display tells their story showing their contributions to the development of modern computers.

An exhibition on the lives of these scientists, with interactive computer displays illustrating their ideas. Historians and computer specialists will be on hand to interact and answer questions.

Organised by Dr Matthew Alexander (Guildford Museum) in collaboration with the University of Surrey

Date:
Saturday 5 September 2009
Time:

11:00 to 17:00


Where?
Guildford Museum, Guildord
Open to:
Public
Admission price:
Free