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PRESENTATIONIntroduction to

Computing

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Presented To

Respected Sir Jawad Ahmed

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Topic

History of Computer

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Group Members

Name Roll # Hassnain Mumtaz 22

Riza Ali 25

Syed Obaid ur Rahman 43

Ch.Waqar Nizam 41

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Abacus

The vary first computing device.

Developed 5000 years ago.

Perform simple addition & subtraction.

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Label Diagram

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John Napier’s Bone

A Scottish mathematician.

Created Logarithm tables.

Created a device (Napier’s Bone).

Designed in 17th century.

Used by accountants & Book keepers.

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Napier’s Bone

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Blaise Pascal

A French mathematician.

In 1642 invented mechanical adding machine.

Pascaline Calculator.

Could only add & Subtract.

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Pascaline Calculator

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Von Leibniz

A German Scientist.

In 1694 developed a calculating machine.

Can multiply & divide also.

More reliable & accurate.

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Leibniz’s Calculator

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Charles Babbage

In 1822, he invented a difference engine.

In 1842, he developed analytical engine.

Perform 60 additions per minute.

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Babbage’s Engines

DIFFERENCE ENGINE ANALYTICAL ENGINE

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Atanasoff

Professor at Lowa University.

Invented an electronic computer.

Applied Boolean Algebra to computer circuitry.

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Mark 1 Computer(1937-44)

Automatic Sequence Controlled calculator.

1st fully automatic calculating machine.

Designed by Howard A.Aiken (Harvard University).

Very reliable but huge in size.

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Howard’s Mark 1

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The ENIAC (1943-46)

Stands for Electronic Numerical Integrator & Calculator.

Invented by J.P.Eckert & John Mauchly (1946).

1st electronic computer.

Very heavy & large in size.

Consumed 140 kilo Watts of power.

Could perform 5000 additions per second.

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The ENIAC

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The EDVAC (1946-52)

Stands for Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Calculator.

Developed by Dr.John Von Neumann.

Could store instructions & data.

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The EDVAC

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The UNIVAC (1951)

Stands for Universal Automatic Computer.

1st successful computer by Eckert & Mauchly.

1st computer for commercial use.

Manufactured for both scientific & commercial applications.

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The UNIVAC

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