"There’s myeducation incomputers, rightthere; this is thewhole thing,everything I tookout of a book."He was aPhysicist,Electricalengineer, and aMathematicianHe went toschool duringthe day andworked 8 hoursin the night.His parentswere German,but hisnationality isAmerican.“Don't worry aboutpeople stealing anidea. If its anoriginal, you willhave to ram itdown theirthroats.”He judgedothersrigorouslyThe MarkI washuge (51ft x 8 ft)Commanderin the USNavyReserveSponsoredby IBMFather ofthecomputerageHe wasmarried3 timesFormed aNY basedconsultantfirmReceiveda Ph. D.fromHarvardAiken diedon March14th,1973Mark I:world’s firstprogram-controlledcalculatorGot so boredat work thathe learnedhow to knitsocksHe wasan onlychildKicked hisdad out ofthe house in8th gradeWas anEntrepreneurAiken wasborn onMarch 8th,1900 inHoboken NJPaved theway for BillGates andothersInspired byCharlesBabbage'sdifferenceengineAlsocreatedMark II,III, IV"If Babbage hadlived seventy-fiveyears later I wouldhave been out of ajob.""There’s myeducation incomputers, rightthere; this is thewhole thing,everything I tookout of a book."He was aPhysicist,Electricalengineer, and aMathematicianHe went toschool duringthe day andworked 8 hoursin the night.His parentswere German,but hisnationality isAmerican.“Don't worry aboutpeople stealing anidea. If its anoriginal, you willhave to ram itdown theirthroats.”He judgedothersrigorouslyThe MarkI washuge (51ft x 8 ft)Commanderin the USNavyReserveSponsoredby IBMFather ofthecomputerageHe wasmarried3 timesFormed aNY basedconsultantfirmReceiveda Ph. D.fromHarvardAiken diedon March14th,1973Mark I:world’s firstprogram-controlledcalculatorGot so boredat work thathe learnedhow to knitsocksHe wasan onlychildKicked hisdad out ofthe house in8th gradeWas anEntrepreneurAiken wasborn onMarch 8th,1900 inHoboken NJPaved theway for BillGates andothersInspired byCharlesBabbage'sdifferenceengineAlsocreatedMark II,III, IV"If Babbage hadlived seventy-fiveyears later I wouldhave been out of ajob."

Howard Hathaway Aiken - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. "There’s my education in computers, right there; this is the whole thing, everything I took out of a book."
  2. He was a Physicist, Electrical engineer, and a Mathematician
  3. He went to school during the day and worked 8 hours in the night.
  4. His parents were German, but his nationality is American.
  5. “Don't worry about people stealing an idea. If its an original, you will have to ram it down their throats.”
  6. He judged others rigorously
  7. The Mark I was huge (51 ft x 8 ft)
  8. Commander in the US Navy Reserve
  9. Sponsored by IBM
  10. Father of the computer age
  11. He was married 3 times
  12. Formed a NY based consultant firm
  13. Received a Ph. D. from Harvard
  14. Aiken died on March 14th, 1973
  15. Mark I: world’s first program-controlled calculator
  16. Got so bored at work that he learned how to knit socks
  17. He was an only child
  18. Kicked his dad out of the house in 8th grade
  19. Was an Entrepreneur
  20. Aiken was born on March 8th, 1900 in Hoboken NJ
  21. Paved the way for Bill Gates and others
  22. Inspired by Charles Babbage's difference engine
  23. Also created Mark II, III, IV
  24. "If Babbage had lived seventy-five years later I would have been out of a job."