The university of washington history professor Margaret Omara discusses her book the code. You have the biggest of Big Government programs, the space race. The militaryindustrial complex, that becomes the foundation for this flywheel of an incredible creation and innovation and wealth, private wealth creation, and an industry that considers itself that built itself up on its own, that has become invisible to many people who are in silicon valley, who are the creators of these companies. They think there is not a world, but there is. That is part of the magic, that it is a government out of sight. Cer on sundayun night, on cspan. Martinup, ibm cocreator on mark dean on technology and innovation. Then a hearing on the cost of raising a family. Now computer engineer mark dean. Harold good afternoon, everyone. Glad you made it in the inclement weather. We have a nice representation of people for what i think is going to be an exciting talk. So we are glad you are here. Harold conner, and i
Jim campbell, who just stepped in a moment ago, is the president of the board, so ive a stake in the series of talks. Dr. Mark dean agreed to do this talk several months ago. And he was the first one i saw when i came in. So he is here. I think youre in for a pleasure, and hear some really neat things about what is happening in his career. And at the university of tennessee. Dr. Dean is an inventor and a computer engineer. He is local. He was raised in Jefferson City. He went to that Marvelous University of tennessee. How Many University of tennessee fans in here . Show of hands. All right, way to go. So he got his first degree from the university of tennessee. Got his masters and doctorate in electrical engineering. He lost his way from tennessee and ended up at stanford for his phd. Pretty good school. And we have some people here who know about that university. He is an ibm fellow. Is anyone in here familiar with the ibm pc . [laughter] i bet you can tell what year you became famili
Oak ridge, tennessee. In is about an hour and 10 minutes. Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon. Glad you made it in the we have a eather but nice representation of people for what i any is going to be an exciting talk so were glad youre here. My name is harold cam bell. Museumfoundation board. Jim campbell whojust stepped in a momentago was the president oftheboard so ive astake the series oftalks. Dr. Mark dean agreedto do this talk several monthsago. Andhe was the firstwhen i saw when i came in so hes here. I thinkyoure in forapleasure ,and hearsome really neatthingsabout what is happening inhis career. And Atthe University of tennessee. A dean is an inventor and computer engineer. Hes local. He was raised in jefferson city. He went to that marvelous universityof tennessee. How Many University of tennessee fans in here . Show of hands. All right, way to go. So he got his first degree from the university of tennessee and went ahead and got his masters electrical e in e engineering
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