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| transistors, magnetic cores |
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| integrated circuits, transistors |
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| machine langueage, assembly language and translators |
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| systems programmers write what? |
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| use the assembly language |
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| systems programmers write |
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| translators for high level languages |
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| purpose of operating systems |
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| decides which program to run and when |
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| what is the center of the language and branc out |
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| machine language-assembly language-high level language--software |
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| natural number, negative, or 0 |
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| negative, fraction, or integer |
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| early device used to record numeric values |
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| mechanical device used to add subtract and multiply |
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| loom and the punched card |
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| she was the first programmer and came up with the loop |
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| turing machine, artificial intelligence tested |
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| a continous representation |
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| two steps of making something digital? |
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| sampling frequency must be? |
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| twice the highesst frequency of interest |
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| converts a continous value into binary |
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| maximum range of amplitudes of stored sounds |
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