Book (Practical) Information science The history of computers that changed the world of learning with illustrations

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Information Science
It is now common for people to have personal computers at work and at home to send documents and emails, do research on the Internet, communicate with mobile phones and play games on TVs and terminals. / From morning alarms to news checks, pay for train tickets and lunch, record business contacts and meetings, watch movies after dinners ordered on the Internet, and chat with friends on SNS, all with just one smartphone or tablet. / However, how many people know that these computers used to be huge machines that covered the entire wall, recorded numbers by punching holes, and used to call people "computers" to watch movies after dinners ordered on the Internet and talk with friends on SNS? / This book is a visual book of the history of science by Rachel イグノトフスキー, the author of 』, 50 women scientists who changed the world of 『. It is a visual book of the history of science by focusing on new inventions and people who contributed to the development of the modern world. / From ancient times when numbers and primitive computer "Abacus" were invented, the Industrial Revolution when calculation became a profession, the Second World War to the 60 s when early computers and programs were invented one after another against the backdrop of military demands and space development. / From the 1970 s when computers became increasingly smaller and the Internet connected the world like a network, and the capability and range of use of computers increased at an accelerated rate. / From the ancient times when numbers and primitive computer "Abacus" were invented, to the 60 s when early computers and programs were invented one after another against the background of military demands and space development, this book introduces the history of "computers" which was the most useful tool of civilization that changed the modern world. It is divided into 8 periods from the ancient times when numbers and primitive computer "Abacus" were invented, to the 60 s when early computers and programs were invented one after another against the background of military demands and space development. It introduces the innovation in each period from the "Chronology of History", "Story of History", "Important Inventions", and "Influential People". / Each chapter first grasps the major flow of history with the chronology and story, and introduces the evolution of computers and the biographies of engineers and creators by taking up inventions and engineers who symbolized the period and connecting the world like a network. / In the introduction and ending section, you can learn in detail about the evolution of computers and the biographies of engineers and creators by taking up inventions and engineers who symbolized the period. / In addition, the introduction and ending section introduces the basic knowledge of the internal components and basic mechanisms of computers, as well as the basic knowledge of the digital society and prospects for future development. / It is a full-fledged history of computer science with a lot of reading. It is composed of the original layout of the author and cute illustrations and trivia scattered everywhere. It is enjoyable for