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Female Coders Get Jobs

New York Times bestselling author and legendary biographer Walter Isaacson joins us in studio to discuss his book “The Innovators,” and the power of coding along with the female coders who were in the field from the very beginning. Here, Walter Isaacson describes one of his innovators Grace Hopper, a lieutenant in the Navy during WWII who is assigned to the Mark I computer at Harvard, built by Howard Aiken. While all of the men at Harvard believed the computer was performing so well because of the technological innovation, it was actually Grace Hopper who understood that you need to teach (though code) the computer how to actually accomplish a task and, ultimately, several at once. In that regard, Grace Hopper became the first female coder and programmer of the prolific machine. Grace Hopper has set an example for young people everywhere that female coders, and the girls, who can code get jobs and lead the charge in the technology relovlution. Check out Walter Isaacson’s “The Innovators” to learn all about incredible people like Grace Hopper who, in her own way, created a digital revolution: https://www.simonandschuster.com/book...