KnowraENIACLinked fromLinked fromThe 31 pages that link to ENIAC, each with the reason it gives.All 31Broader topic 13Related 6Narrower topic 2Compared with 10University of PennsylvaniaBroader topic: ENIAC is a landmark example of research conducted at Penn.Computer scienceBroader topic: It exemplified the transition from theoretical computing ideas to large electronic machines.History of computingBroader topic: Its plugboard programming shows the transition from electronic calculation to reconfigurable computing.Digital computerBroader topic: ENIAC demonstrated the speed of electronic digital computation before stored-program designs prevailed.John MauchlyBroader topic: Mauchly co-designed this machine, whose vacuum-tube arithmetic made computation far faster than electromechanical methods.Digital RevolutionBroader topic: ENIAC showed that electronic machines could perform complex calculations at unprecedented speed.Imperative programmingBroader topic: Its early programming practices illustrate the physical origins of sequential computation.J. Presper EckertBroader topic: Eckert and Mauchly designed this landmark machine for U.S. Army ballistic calculations.Computer (electronic device)Broader topic: It demonstrated the speed and scale of electronic computation.Douglas HartreeBroader topic: Hartree helped bring ENIAC to scientific attention and used it for numerical calculations.Computer science and engineeringBroader topic: Its construction exemplified the convergence of electronics and programmable computation.History of computing hardwareBroader topic: ENIAC made vacuum-tube electronic computation a visible engineering achievement.History of softwareBroader topic: Programming ENIAC required rewiring its circuits, revealing the costs of machine-specific methods.