The same year he founded the Harvard Computation Laboratory. He later published numerous articles on electronics and switching theory and started Aiken Industries. Aiken loved computers, but even he had no idea of their eventual widespread appeal. Grace Hopper studied at Vassar College and Yale and then joined the Naval Reserve in 1943. In 1944, she started working with Aiken on the Harvard Mark I computer.
Hopper is responsible for the term 'bug' for a computer fault.
The original 'bug' was a moth, which caused a hardware fault in the Mark I. Hopper was the first person to 'debug' a computer. In 1991, Hopper received the National Medal of Technology. Trademark your valuable name, slogan, logo, and domain using our innovative low cost service. We offer a free invention assessment. We also offer patent searches, applications and industry presentation for licensing.