COMPUTERS, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AND CYBERNETICS
• abacus •
access time •
Ackermann function •
address • Aiken,
Howard (1900–1973) • algorithm
• algorithmic
complexity • analog
computer • analog-to-digital
converter • android
• arithmetic
logic unit (ALU) • artificial
intelligence • artificial
life • ASCII
• assembly
language • Babbage,
Charles (1791–1871) • band
• bandwidth
• BASIC
• baud •
binary • biochips
• bionics
• bit •
block • Boole,
George (1815–1864) • Boolean
algebra • boot
• bootstrap
• Burroughs,
William (1855–1898) • buffer
• bus •
Byron, (Augusta) Ada (1815–1852)
• byte
• C •
C++ • calculating
machine • CD-ROM
• cellular
automaton • central
processing unit (CPU) • check
summation • checksum
• Chinese
Room • Church,
Alonzo (1903–1995) • Church-Turing
thesis • client-server
• coaxial
cable • COBOL
• coding
• coding theory
• compiler
• compressible
• computability
theory • computable
number • computer
• computer
instruction set • computer
system • computer-aided
design (CAD) • computer-aided
manufacturing (CAM) • connectionism
• cybernetics
• cyborg
• data •
database •
driver •
embedded computer •
emulation •
EPROM (erasable programmable read only memory)
• feedback
• file •
file transfer protocol (FTP)
• finite-state
automaton • flag
• flowchart
• FORTRAN
• genetic
algorithm • half-adder
• halting
problem • hardware
• hexadecimal
• high-level
language • Hofstadter,
Douglas R. (1945–) • image
processing • incomputable
number • information
theory • INFOSEC
(Information Systems Security) • instruction
set • interpreter
• iPhone
• iPod •
iPod nano •
lambda calculus •
Langton's ant •
Life, Conway's game of •
loader • local
area network (LAN) • logical
operation • machine
code • macro
• main memory
• mainframe
• Matrioshka
brain • memory
• microcode
• microprocessor
• model
of computation • modem
• multiplexer
• multiprocessing
• multiprogramming
• multitasking
• network
• neural
network • NP-hard
problem • object
oriented language • operating
system • Pascal
• peripheral
device • pixel
• platform
• program
• programming
language • quantum
computer • random
access memory (RAM) • recursion
• read-only
memory (ROM) • real
time • register
• regular
expression • robot
• server
• Shannon, Claude
Elwood (1916–2001) • simulation
• slide rule
• software
• STAR (Self-Testing
and Repairing Computer) • subroutine
• supercomputer
• time
complexity • time
sharing • Turing,
Alan Mathison (1912–1954) • Turing
machine • Turing
test • universal
computation • universal
computer • Universal
Library • universal
translator • Van
Eck phreaking • Von
Neumann, John (1903–1957) • von
Neumann machine • Wiener,
Norbert (1894–1964) • zombie
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