Consideredthe firstprogrammerFounded thecompany HPin the 1930'sCreatedAppleComputersTermedthephase:"debug"1stcommerciallyavailableRAM in 1970British codebreakers usedthis forcryptanalysisduring WorldWar II.co-founderof MicrosoftandChairman ofVulcan, Inc.Prosecutedfor beinghomosexualwhich resultedin his suicide.InventedtheAnalyticalMachineDeveloped in the1950s for scientific& engineeringapplications,-dominatedcomputingThis"machine"weighedseveral tonsGamingsystemreleased in1977 withtwo joysticksComputerScience Weekis based onthis person'sbirthdayInventedthetypewriterStartedthe WorldWide Web(WWW)TheydevelopedUNIX - a freeoperatingsystemThanks tohim - youcan playvideo gamesCreated apopularsocialmedia sitePioneer ofComputerGraphicsPioneered the ideaof "software" use oncomputers &developed some ofthe most popularsoftware usedtoday.often beenregarded as theinventor of themodern computer -invented 1stprogrammablecomputerinvented the@ sign fromsymbol toiconWith free terminals athome or work, peoplein France couldconnect to more than25,000 online serviceslong before the worldwide web had evenbeen inventedhe theorizedabout"artificialintelligence"whiledecipheringGerman codeConsideredthe firstprogrammerFounded thecompany HPin the 1930'sCreatedAppleComputersTermedthephase:"debug"1stcommerciallyavailableRAM in 1970British codebreakers usedthis forcryptanalysisduring WorldWar II.co-founderof MicrosoftandChairman ofVulcan, Inc.Prosecutedfor beinghomosexualwhich resultedin his suicide.InventedtheAnalyticalMachineDeveloped in the1950s for scientific& engineeringapplications,-dominatedcomputingThis"machine"weighedseveral tonsGamingsystemreleased in1977 withtwo joysticksComputerScience Weekis based onthis person'sbirthdayInventedthetypewriterStartedthe WorldWide Web(WWW)TheydevelopedUNIX - a freeoperatingsystemThanks tohim - youcan playvideo gamesCreated apopularsocialmedia sitePioneer ofComputerGraphicsPioneered the ideaof "software" use oncomputers &developed some ofthe most popularsoftware usedtoday.often beenregarded as theinventor of themodern computer -invented 1stprogrammablecomputerinvented the@ sign fromsymbol toiconWith free terminals athome or work, peoplein France couldconnect to more than25,000 online serviceslong before the worldwide web had evenbeen inventedhe theorizedabout"artificialintelligence"whiledecipheringGerman code

History Bingo CS1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. I-Considered the first programmer
  2. O-Founded the company HP in the 1930's
  3. B-Created Apple Computers
  4. I-Termed the phase: "debug"
  5. G-1st commercially available RAM in 1970
  6. G-British code breakers used this for cryptanalysis during World War II.
  7. I-co-founder of Microsoft and Chairman of Vulcan, Inc.
  8. N-Prosecuted for being homosexual which resulted in his suicide.
  9. B-Invented the Analytical Machine
  10. G-Developed in the 1950s for scientific & engineering applications,- dominated computing
  11. O-This "machine" weighed several tons
  12. O-Gaming system released in 1977 with two joysticks
  13. B-Computer Science Week is based on this person's birthday
  14. N-Invented the typewriter
  15. B-Started the World Wide Web (WWW)
  16. G-They developed UNIX - a free operating system
  17. I-Thanks to him - you can play video games
  18. B-Created a popular social media site
  19. O-Pioneer of Computer Graphics
  20. N-Pioneered the idea of "software" use on computers & developed some of the most popular software used today.
  21. I-often been regarded as the inventor of the modern computer - invented 1st programmable computer
  22. G-invented the @ sign from symbol to icon
  23. N-With free terminals at home or work, people in France could connect to more than 25,000 online services long before the world wide web had even been invented
  24. O-he theorized about"artificial intelligence" while deciphering German code