Jean Sammet | National Center for Women & Information Technology
Women's History Month: Jean E. Sammet (1928 - 2017) — Mount Holyoke News
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In Memoriam: Jean E. Sammet 1928-2017 | News | Communications of the ACM
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Jean Sammet | Mount Holyoke College
Jean Sammet, Co-Designer of a Pioneering Computer Language, Dies at 89 - The New York Times
Jean Sammet — Designer of COBOL. In our previous article we talked about… | by Alvaro Videla | A Computer of One's Own | Medium
Living Lab - Jean E. Sammet fue una científica informática estadounidense. Trabajó en IBM durante 27 años; desarrolló e impulsó el lenguaje de programación FORMAC (1962), el primero para la manipulación simbólica. #
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Computer Pioneer Jean E. Sammet Programmed before Programming Was a Thing - The New Stack
Jean Sammet, Co-Designer of a Pioneering Computer Language, Dies at 89 - The New York Times
Jean E. Sammet - IEEE Computer Society
Jean E. Sammet – Freedomology
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Celso Guerrero on X: "#UnDiaComoHoy 1928: nace en Nueva York, Jean Sammet, científica de la computación estadounidense que desarrolló el lenguaje de programación FORMAC en 1962 y coautora de COBOL. Falleció el
Jean E. Sammet, la computadora es solo una «pieza obscena de chatarra» – Difusión Educativa
Jean E. Sammet receives 2009 IEEE Computer Society Computer Pioneer Award - YouTube
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Programming Wisdom on X: "Jean E. Sammet - computer scientist who developed the programming language FORMAC and one of the developers behind COBOL https://t.co/0fh7IPfmAK" / X
Jean E. Sammet | Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB)
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Jean Sammet: IBM Researcher | Business Insider India
Jean Sammet- Women in Computing - Cross-Guard
