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Computer engineer Ruchi Sanghvi
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Waxman, Laura Hamilton, author
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Sanghvi, Ruchi, 1982- Juvenile literature.
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Sanghvi, Ruchi, 1982-
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Computer engineers United States Biography Juvenile literature.
2015
Ruchi Sanghvi helped design Facebook features. She joined Facebook--then a small Silicon Valley startup company--after moving from India to the United States to study computer engineering. With her help, Facebook quickly became one of the largest social networking sites in the world.
Grace Hopper : queen of computer code
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Wallmark, Laurie, author
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Wu, Katy, illustrator
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Hopper, Grace Murray Juvenile literature.
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Hopper, Grace Murray.
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Women admirals United States Biography Juvenile literature.
2017
A children's book biography of Grace Hopper, who played a prominent role in the early days of computers.
Grace Murray Hopper
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Staley, Erin, author
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Hopper, Grace Murray Juvenile literature.
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Hopper, Grace Murra.
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Admirals United States Biography Juvenile literature.
2016
The life and career of Grace Murray Hopper.
Mathematician and computer scientist Grace Hopper
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Pelleschi, Andrea, 1962- author
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Hopper, Grace Murray Juvenile literature.
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Hopper, Grace Murray.
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Admirals United States Biography Juvenile literature.
2017
\"Have you ever wondered where the term debugging comes from? Learn about Grace Hopper, a computer scientist and U.S. Navy Rear Admiral, known for her contributions to the early development of computer programming.\"--Provided by publisher.
Grace Hopper and the invention of the information age
\"A Hollywood biopic about the life of computer pioneer Grace Murray Hopper (1906-1992) would go like this: a young professor abandons the ivy-covered walls of academia to serve her country in the Navy after Pearl Harbor and finds herself on the front lines of the computer revolution. She works hard to succeed in the all-male computer industry, is almost brought down by personal problems but survives them, and ends her career as a celebrated elder stateswoman of computing, a heroine to thousands, hailed as the inventor of computer programming. Throughout Hopper's later years, the popular media told this simplified version of her life story. In Grace Hopper and the Invention of the Information Age, Kurt Beyer goes beyond the screenplay-ready myth to reveal a more authentic Hopper, a vibrant and complex woman whose career paralleled the meteoric trajectory of the postwar computer industry. Hopper made herself \"one of the boys\" in Howard Aiken's wartime Computation Laboratory at Harvard, then moved on to the Eckert and Mauchly Computer Corporation. Both rebellious and collaborative, she was influential in male-dominated military and business organizations at a time when women were encouraged to devote themselves to housework and childbearing. Hopper's greatest technical achievement was to create the tools that would allow humans to communicate with computers in terms other than ones and zeroes. This advance influenced all future programming and software design and laid the foundation for the development of user-friendly personal computers.\"--Publisher's website.
Canadian News Digest
2009
Hennessey, 29, dressed in a grey suit and striped white dress shirt, hair shaved to a black stubble, quietly replied ``Yes,'' to the four counts of manslaughter relating to the deaths of constables Anthony Gordon, Brock Myrol, Peter Schiemann and Leo Johnston. Harper shares Liberal stimulus concerns and need to avoid lasting deficit HALIFAX _ A political compromise based on a surge in federal spending, along with some form of tax cuts, is emerging as the countdown to the Jan. 27 federal budget winds down, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Monday.
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