Centro de la construcción

SENA

ANALISIS Y DESARROLLO DE SOFTWARE

TECNOLOGO (2879668)

Wilson Jaramillo
Instructor

Aprendiz
Daniel Zapata
2024
 OBJECTIVE
The objective of this report is to analyze and highlight Charles Babbage's
pioneering contributions to the development of computing during the
Industrial Revolution. It will examine his key innovations, the challenges
faced in realizing his ideas, and the lasting impact he has had on today's
technological landscape.

Charles Babbage chronicle

Charles Babbage was born on December 26, 1791, in Teignmouth, Devon,
England. From a young age, he showed an innate interest in mathematics and
mechanics, which marked the beginning of a life dedicated to innovation.
During his lifetime, Babbage played a
pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution,
contributing significantly to the field of
engineering and computing. In 1822, he
introduced his "Differential Engine", a
mechanical device designed to calculate
mathematical tables. Although it was not
completed during his lifetime, he laid the
foundation for what we know today as
computing.
However, Babbage's ambition did not stop
there. In the 1830s, he conceived the idea of the "Analytical Engine", a much
more advanced device that could not only perform calculations, but also
execute programmed instructions. This visionary concept earned him the title
of "father of computing."
Despite his genius, Babbage faced
considerable challenges in realizing
his ideas. Lack of funding and
government support hindered the
development of his machines. Still, his
legacy lives on, and his concepts laid
the foundation for modern computing.
Charles Babbage died on October 18,
1871, but his influence lives on in
every line of code and every technological advancement today. His bold
vision and tireless pursuit of knowledge left an indelible mark on the history
of computing, reminding us that even the most advanced ideas can flourish
over time.