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Box 4, Folder 11

Organization Chart A Family Tree of Computers Influences by Grace Hopper, 4

December 1953.

Image(s)

Box 4, Folder 12

Preliminary Definitions: Data-Processing Compiler by Dr. Grace Murray Hopper,

31 January 1955;

Box 4, Folder 12

Input-Output Instructions (Preliminary) by Dr. Grace Murray Hopper, 12 February

1955, 10 pages: pages 1-2, Input-Output Instructions; pages 1-5, Sample

Inventory; 3 unmarked pages, 17 statements in English, French, and German.

Box 4, Folder 12

Automatic Programming Development: Program for B-0 Compiler Development

by Marjorie M. Mulder (?) and Norma C. Cousins, 14 March 1956; 2 pages, #1

Memo, #2 Flowchart of work setup.

Box 4, Folder 12

Systems of Debugging Automatic Coding" by Charles Katz. Reprint from

Monograph No. 3, Journal of the Franklin Institute Series, April, 1957, pages

17-27.

Box 4, Folder 12

Glossary of computing terms compiled for the Franklin Institute Computing

Center, 1958.

Box 4, Folder 12

Automatic Programming Development: "Programming Package" or "Layette for

a Computer" by Dr. Grace Murray Hopper, 23 July, 1959, 3 pages; pages 1-2

Memo, page 3 Check List of Programming to be delivered with a computer note

in pencil on top sheet "Memo that started word software", Xerox copy. MISSING

Box 4, Folder 12

Common Business Languages for ADP --A Progress Report, in John Diebold +

Associates, Inc. NEWSLETTER, Vol. IV, No. 10 October 5, 1959: on top of first

sheet, "Automatic Programming.Ó

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Current Developments in Common Language Programming for Business Data

Systems, to be presented by E.J. Albertson Methods Consultant, Methods

Planning Division, before the Computer Applications Symposium sponsored

by Armour Research Foundation of Illinois Institute of Technology at Chicago,

Illinois on 28 October 1959.

Box 4, Folder 12

Time Sequence U.S. Computers, by Grace Murray Hopper: time sequence

only goes to 1959, 4 pages; page 1 time sequence, pages 2-4 list of computers

and producers and destination; seems to go with a flowchart or family tree of

computers, xerox copy.

Box 4, Folder 12

Criteria for Evaluation of Compiling Systems: General Requirements (no author),

1 July 1960, 6 pages; page 1, Main title; pages 2-4 Specific Criteria; pages 5-6

Specific Evaluation of B-2.

Box 4, Folder 12

General Views on COBOL by Jean E. Sammet, Data Systems Operations,

Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. 189 B Street, Needham 94, Massachusetts, 2

December 1960.

Box 4, Folder 12

Working Paper on a Vocabulary for Information Processing by a subcommittee

of the American Standards Association, Sectional Committee X3, Computers

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and Information Processing: published for comments in Data Processing

Magazine, February, 1965; pp. 26-28 I/O to Punched Card. March, 1965 pp.

31-33 Punched Tape to Zone Punch.

Box 4, Folder 12

List and description of computers known to Cmdr. Hopper as of 1949-1950.

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Series 6: Compiling Routines

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Series 6: Compiling Routines, 1952 - 1954

Box 5, Folder 1

Report of Dr. Grace Hopper on 6 January 19??

Box 5, Folder 1

Title page: COMPILING ROUTINES, 21 December 1953

Box 5, Folder 1

Memo of report by Grace M. Hopper, 6 January 19??; abstract of the report.

Box 5, Folder 1

Developments in Compiling Techniques to 31 December 1953, by Dr. Grace

Murray Hopper, 31 December 1953, 11 pages: pages 1-9, 11 contain the report;

page 10, table "Aids to Man's Work" taken from Electrical Engineering, January

1954; p. 24, the report.

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The Education of a Computer, (EXHIBIT A) by Dr. Grace Murray Hopper

presented at the meeting of the Association for Computing Machinery 3 May

1952 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 12 pages.

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Compiling Routines, (EXHIBIT B) by Richard K. Ridgway, presented at the

meetings of the Association for Computing Machinery, 8-9 September 1952,

Toronto, Canada.

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The Education of a Computer", (EXHIBIT C) by Grace Murray Hopper Reprinted

from the Proceeding of a Symposium on Industrial Applications of Automatic

Computing Equipment, Midwest Research Institute, Kansas City, Missouri: 8-9

January 1953, pp 139-144.

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Compiling Routines, (EXHIBIT D) by Dr. Grace Murray Hopper, Vice President,

Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Philadelphia. Reprinted with

permission from COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATION, May 1953.

Box 5, Folder 1

Bureau of the Census: Workshop on Automatic Programming for the UNIVAC,

(EXHIBIT E) 16 July 1953, 3 pages; page 1: Agenda of the Workshop, pages

2-3: "Carne Problem: Response of a Particular R-C Circuit to a Pulsed Signal"

by Frank M. Delaney; a demonstration of the A-1 Compiler on the UNIVAC.

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Second Workshop on UNIVAC Automatic Programming, (EXHIBIT F) The

Pentagon, 1 December 1953: Directorate of Management Analysis, Deputy

Chief of Staff, Comptroller, Headquarters, U.S. Air Force, and Remington Rand,

Inc

Box 5, Folder 1

A-2 Compiler, four cartoons drawn by H-S Translation Phase, 28 October 1953,

First Sweep 27 October 1953, Second Sweep 10/28/53, Main Compilation

10/??/53.

Box 5, Folder 1

The A-2 Compiler by Dr. Grace Murray Hopper, 29 October 1953: 3 pages plus

flowchart "Compiler Method of Problem Solution".

Box 5, Folder 1

Statement of the Optical Ray Problem, (EXHIBIT F) 8 pages; page 1 statement

of the problem, p. 2 data, p. 3 flow chart, p. 4 use of working storage, pp. 5-8

Information for Optical Ray Problem (i.e. coding).

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