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It is capable of solving problems by accepting data and performing described operations on the data and supplying the results of these operations.
It is prepared to achieve a certain result. The original acronym was based on Formula Translation.
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Fuori, William M. This book provides a basic understanding of what the computer is, what it can do, and how the computer can serve professional needs. In , John G. There Forsythe also became vocal on the issue of how students, both inside and outside the Mathematics Department, should be educated to use computers.
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Meanwhile, with Sandra, he also wrote extensively on teaching computers to secondary school students; by the s, Sandra had become a major authority on teaching computers to high schoolers. Despite his increased involvement with computing, Forsythe still regarded himself as a mediator between theoretical mathematics and application-oriented engineering, rather than a computer scientist per se. His textbook Finite-Difference Methods for Partial Differential Equations written with Wolfgang Wasow , emphasized the role that the numerical analyst would play in bridging the gap between mathematical theory and practical application, the latter category including the use of digital electronic computers.
By , however, he had concluded that training in numerical analysis alone would not suffice to generate mathematicians or engineers capable of conducting meaningful work on computers within a reasonable amount of time. Bowker, who saw the establishment of computer science as resonant to their own aims of reorienting the university toward federally funded, commercially stimulating, interdisciplinary research, Forsythe imported about a dozen young computer experts of complementary strengths from diverse areas of academe and industry to fulfill his vision of a broad but nevertheless cohesive discipline of computer science.
The targets of his most vigorous proselytizing were life scientists, the group he believed had the farthest to travel in terms of computerizing their research but also the most to gain from computers. Beyond offering biologists the resources of the Computation Center, he led an effort in and to convince the National Institutes of Health NIH to grant Stanford about one million dollars toward supporting an IBM that would be used primarily by pharmacologist Keith F.
Killam, Jr. In January , he was appointed editor of the algorithms section of Communications and just six months later was elected president of the ACM, then the largest, most influential professional society within the theoretical computing and software development communities. Repeatedly he encouraged universities and their sponsors to form computer science departments along the lines of his Stanford Division: closely associated with mathematics, unhesitant to blend theory and experimentation, and attuned to the vast importance of research to the development of computer technology.
From his ACM pulpit, Forsythe also called for the academic community to recognize algorithms as pieces of scientific scholarship to be refereed and edited. Following his presidency, Forsythe initiated the Education Section of Communications and served as its first editor. The Computer Science Department. Broadly, Forsythe ran Computer Science as a research institute that happened to train graduate students rather than as a traditional department. Reliance on such sources provoked complaints that Stanford computer scientists would be constrained by and perhaps beholden to nonacademic forces, but the steady flow of funds into the department allowed it to expand and conduct expensive research even during times of relative poverty.
Forsythe further leveraged the department by setting up joint appointments, especially with the Engineering School, with the aim of providing computer scientists with access to pertinent research as well as more funding resources. Forsythe also remained a prolific author of algorithms and essays that attempted to stimulate computer use among a wider academic audience.
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Within mathematics he explored the challenges of solving quadratic and partial differential equations on computers and became active in the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, to which he was elected trustee in Around his fiftieth birthday, in , Forsythe was diagnosed with terminal skin cancer. Even ill, he maintained his exceptional productivity until the last two weeks of his life in the early spring of Consequently, his apparently sudden death came as a profound shock to his colleagues.
The Archival Collection, George and Alexandra Forsythe Papers, — Stanford University Archives, SC , includes forty linear feet of professional and personal correspondence, notebooks, and publications.
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This forty linear foot collection is split into three series. Series 1 , George Forsythe Papers, , includes professional and personal correspondence, publications, notebooks, and notes Forsythe took on various subjects, starting in college and continuing to just before his death.
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