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Click this link to view stories about famous women in computer science.

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Kudoboard is an online replacement for the greeting card that you pass around and sign!

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All of them. Each person has a unique story and it will be interesting to know what motivated them to pioneer such feats.

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All of them really inspires all the girls and actually not only girls but everyone to be really interested in tech

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Margaret Hamilton is an amazing woman! I saw her documentary about her progress towards computer science and being a key idol.

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weiss - They all had to struggle on the field  at the time just because they were woman

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I would like to know how they became so courageous... what gave them the confidence to get out into a man's world.

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Hidden Figures and Halt and Catch Fire... two incredible stories about amazing women

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Ada Lovelace, because she was a mathematician and was working on a computer when many were not allowed to be educated beyond a basic level.

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I'd like to meet Margaret Hamiliton, Hedy Lamarr and Annie Easly. These women make their job so much fun! They were able to think out of the box and stood out among the crowd bravely. Their passion and patience is what impressed me. -Salena Dhanraj

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Hedy Lamarr, to thank her for helping with the invention of the wifi -Deric Cuzco

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All of them have used computer science to make changes in their career but my favorite is Katherine Johnson because he knowledge in computer science help NASA astronauts go to space - Margarita

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Hedy Lamarr because people during that time period though that women couldn't be successful in anything except for housework and taking care of children but Lamarr showed that she can be independent and built something that people will use for years to come and will become main form of communication.

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I think that each one of them has a unique, nice story -Manaar Elkayfe

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I watched Hidden Figures during middle school and I always admired the fight that Katherine Johnson did to reach the accomplishments that we applaud her for. She is a very inspirational woman and another reason I want to get better at math. -Devin English

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I'm amazed at these women's achievement. It's amazing how they pioneered the field of CS but we don't often hear about them in the history books!

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Pigis - Margaret Hamilton - I would like to inquire more on how she developed the guidance and navigation system for the Apollo spacecraft. What was the motivational factor?

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Rumaisa - Its very cool to see how many women were in the field of computer science in history. Especially  during their era where their gender might come in the way of them sharing their ideas. I really like Hedy Lamarr and how she created wifi!

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Would like to meet any famous woman with passion for breaking boundaries and straying away from the norm to make gains and fight for women's rights

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It is always interesting to see how "old" projects morph into modern day technology marvels - a secret communications system led to Cellular - WIFI - imagine our world without such marvels.  Oh wait - you can't because of the profound impact of such projects on our modern lives.

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I would like to meet Elizabeth Feinler because of her contribution to the search engine I use extensively today. She made the collection of information much, much easily than it would be going to a library today. - Justin Downer

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I agree with the person who has stated that all the females were required to use computer science in their career in order to become successful.