In fact, the very first computer programmer in the world was Ada Lovelace, the daughter of famous poet Lord Byron. Produced by Matthew Stuart and Alana Kakoyiannis Follow TI Video: On Facebook ...

Ada Lovelace may not be a household name like Steve Jobs but she is possibly the first computer programmer. Following is a transcript of the video. How A Woman From The 1800s Became The First ...

Although she certainly published the world’s first computer programme ... Babbage - is somewhat of an accidental expert in Ada Lovelace. Her foresight was so extraordinary that it would take ...

Today we remember Ada Lovelace Day, famed for her work on Charles Babbage's proposed mechanical computer, the Analytical ...

Despite these contributions, women still make up only 25% of the tech workforce with lower representation at 11% in ...

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But all that will change when you read Julia Gray’s intriguing new YA novel I, Ada. Lovelace is credited with being the world’s first computer programmer, a thought-provoking claim to fame for ...

Ada Lovelace and Alan Turing both loved maths and computers. But the thing is that Ada was born in 1815, and Alan was born in 1912. They both started writing computer programs before any computers ...

Ada Lovelace was a trailblazer of British women in tech. Born the daughter of Lady and Lord Byron in 1815, she was a maths prodigy and friend of Charles Babbage – inventor of the first computer ...

born Byron”, or Lady Ada Lovelace for short. You can read up more on her life and contribution to computer science at Wikipedia, for instance. But it’s not really fair to half of the world’s ...

Here’s how you can secure your tickets. Named after the pioneering mathematician recognised as the world’s first computer programmer, Ada Lovelace Day was founded in 2009 as a way of ...