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ENIAC simulation: history: Trajectory calculation
This web page tells the history of the invention of the ENIAC computer. It was invented to calculate ballistic trajectories during World War II. The web site also includes an ENIAC simulator.
Identifier:
http://www.zib.de/zuse/Inhalt/Programme/eniac/history.html
Rating:
Creator(s):
Till Zoppke
Cataloger:
Philip Yasskin
Publisher:
Zoppke
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