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| Leonard Kleinrock |
Software Engineering
(term wasn’t used)
• Computer Scientists (often
did both hardware and
software)
• Internet Forefathers
– Leonard Kleinrock, a computer scientist at UCLA, stands next to the refrigerator-sized computer that made the first-ever connection in 1969 to what was to become the Internet. (AP).
– The UCLA team of graduate students in 1969 included future Internet leaders like Vinton Cerf, who later helped create the Internet's common language (TCP/IP), and the late Jonathan Postel, who pioneered its address system
– Robert Kahn – computer languag creator (TCP/IP)
– Lawrence Roberts - the designer and developer of ARPANET
(term wasn’t used)
• Computer Scientists (often
did both hardware and
software)
• Internet Forefathers
– Leonard Kleinrock, a computer scientist at UCLA, stands next to the refrigerator-sized computer that made the first-ever connection in 1969 to what was to become the Internet. (AP).
– The UCLA team of graduate students in 1969 included future Internet leaders like Vinton Cerf, who later helped create the Internet's common language (TCP/IP), and the late Jonathan Postel, who pioneered its address system
– Robert Kahn – computer languag creator (TCP/IP)
– Lawrence Roberts - the designer and developer of ARPANET
