Paul E. Ceruzzi Book order

Paul E. Ceruzzi, a curator at the National Air and Space Museum, specializes in the history of computing. His scholarship illuminates the evolution of technology and its profound societal impact. Ceruzzi's work offers readers a clear and engaging narrative of how technological advancements have shaped our modern world.

2021
A New History of Modern Computing
536 pages
19 hours of reading
4.3(15)Add rating
Exploring the evolution of the computer, this book delves into its journey from a specialized tool to an essential part of everyday life. It examines key technological advancements, influential figures, and societal shifts that contributed to the computer's widespread adoption. The narrative highlights the interplay between innovation and culture, illustrating how the computer has transformed communication, work, and leisure. Through historical context and insightful analysis, it reveals the profound impact of computers on modern society and the future.
2018
GPS
228 pages
8 hours of reading
3.7(43)Add rating
A concise history of GPS, from its military origins to its commercial applications and ubiquity in everyday life.
2012
Computing
3.5(467)Add rating
A compact and accessible history, from punch cards and calculators to UNIVAC and ENIAC, the personal computer, Silicon Valley, and the Internet.
2003
A History of Modern Computing
459 pages
17 hours of reading
4.0(138)Add rating
From the first digital computer to the dot-com crash-a story of individuals, institutions, and the forces that led to a series of dramatic transformations. schovat popis

A New History of Modern Computing

GPS

Computing

A History of Modern Computing