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<strong>Elementary</strong> Compu5ng<br />

<strong>CSC</strong> <strong>100</strong><br />

Man5s Cheng<br />

18 April 2013<br />

<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

• <strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

• Before 1900 : mostly mechanical computer<br />

• 1900 -­‐1950 : inven5on <strong>of</strong> analog and digital<br />

computers<br />

• 1950-­‐60 : large mainframe computers<br />

• 1960-­‐70 : minicomputers and ICs<br />

• 1970-­‐80 : personal and <strong>of</strong>fice computers<br />

• 1980-­‐90 : networked & worksta5on computers<br />

• 1990-­‐2010 : portable and mobile computers<br />

• 2010-­‐future : mobile compu5ng & …<br />

<strong>References</strong><br />

• Check out the videos on our course website:<br />

hQp://webhome.csc.uvic.ca/~mcheng/<strong>100</strong>/spring.2013/talks.html<br />

• Par5cularly, “Modern Marvels : The Crea5on <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Computers</strong>” (part 1 & 2).<br />

• Check out the Computer <strong>History</strong> Museum:<br />

hQp://www.computerhistory.org/revolu5on/topics<br />

• Par5cularly, “Birth <strong>of</strong> the Computer”.<br />

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Outcomes<br />

• The difference between mechanical and<br />

electronic computers<br />

• The evolu5on <strong>of</strong> computers from mainframe<br />

to personal, to portable and hand-­‐held<br />

• The people who were involved in the crea5on<br />

and conceptualiza5on <strong>of</strong> computers<br />

• The technology that miniaturizes circuit and<br />

creates the computers which we used today<br />

Study Guide<br />

• Who is Charles Babbage, Ada Lovelace, Grace<br />

Hopper, Alan Turing, John von Neumann?<br />

• What is ENIAC, EDVAC?<br />

• What is a mainframe? What are its primary<br />

applica5ons?<br />

• What is a mini-­‐computer? What are its<br />

primary applica5ons?<br />

Study Guide<br />

• What is a LSI (Large Scale Integrated) circuit?<br />

• What is Moore’s Law? How does it affect the<br />

cost/performance <strong>of</strong> computers today?<br />

• Who invented WYSIWYG or GUI?<br />

• What is a worksta5on? What are its primary<br />

applica5ons?<br />

• What is the first “killer” app for personal<br />

computer?<br />

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<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

(before 1900)<br />

Abacus<br />

Babbage’s Analy5c Engine<br />

Who is she?<br />

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<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

(1900-­‐1950)<br />

It is the most important period in<br />

the inven5on <strong>of</strong> digital<br />

computers.<br />

ENIAC<br />

Presper Eckert and John Mauchly<br />

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Alan Turing<br />

John von Neumann<br />

EDVAC<br />

ACE<br />

A Video Summary <strong>of</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Computers</strong><br />

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Who owned the patent on the<br />

inven5on <strong>of</strong> the Computer?<br />

<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

(1950-­‐1960)<br />

the Mainframe computers<br />

UNIVAC<br />

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IBM Mainframe Computer<br />

Applica5ons <strong>of</strong> Mainframe<br />

<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

(1960-­‐1970)<br />

the Mini-­‐computers &<br />

Large Scale Integrated Circuits<br />

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Digital Equipment Corpora5on PDP-­‐8<br />

IBM 1130<br />

“Computer in a Desk”<br />

Applica5ons <strong>of</strong> Mini-­‐computers<br />

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Fairchild & Integrated Circuit<br />

Integrated Circuit<br />

Large Scale IC<br />

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Gordon Moore’s Law<br />

“The number <strong>of</strong> transistors will double every 2 years for the same cost.”<br />

The Microprocessor<br />

From Sand To Silicone?<br />

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<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

(1970-­‐1980)<br />

the Personal-­‐computers<br />

Apple I<br />

Apple II<br />

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The IBM-­‐PC<br />

First “Killer” App : VisiCalc<br />

Bob Frankston and Dan Bricklan<br />

Apple MacIntosh & GUI<br />

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IBM-­‐PC = Apple iMac?<br />

IBM-­‐PC 1984 Apple iMac 27” 2012<br />

A Video Summary <strong>of</strong> “<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

Personal <strong>Computers</strong>”.<br />

Cost vs Performance<br />

• In 1984, an IBM-­‐PC costs US$2000, that uses an<br />

Intel 8088, runs at 700 thousands instruc5ons per<br />

second.<br />

• In today’s dollar, it is equivalent to US$5000 aper<br />

infla5on.<br />

• With US$5000, we can buy an Apple 27” iMac<br />

that uses Intel i7, runs at 12,000 millions<br />

instruc5ons per second.<br />

• This is 16,000 5mes in speed improvement, as<br />

predicted by Moore’s Law.<br />

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<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

(1980-­‐1990)<br />

the worksta5on computers<br />

XEROX Alto Worksta5on<br />

Xerox : Office Of the Future?<br />

(inven5on <strong>of</strong> Ethernet)<br />

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XEROX Laser Printer<br />

<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

(1990-­‐2010)<br />

the portable & handheld<br />

computers<br />

XEROX Dynabook Prototype<br />

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Osborne I<br />

Portable Apple MacIntosh<br />

Apple MessagePad Newton<br />

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Psion Personal Organizer<br />

The Palm Pilot<br />

Nokia 900 Communicator<br />

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First Smartphone : The iPhone<br />

<strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Computers</strong><br />

(2010 & Future)<br />

mobile computers<br />

Apple iPad<br />

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Early Wearable <strong>Computers</strong><br />

Augmented Reality<br />

Google Glasses<br />

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Mind Control<br />

Smart Fabrics<br />

The End.<br />

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