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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Still from Edward Zajac’s Film Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide2: 2001 A Space Odyssey, (1968); Director: Stanley Kubrick Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide3: Star Wars, (1977); Director: George Lucas Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide4: Tron, (1982); Director: Steven Lisberger Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide5: The Last Starfighter, (1984); Director: Nick Castle Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide6: Total Recall, CGI by Pacific Data Images, (1990) Director: Paul Verhoeven Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide7: Michael Jackson's "Black or White" Music Video, Director: John Landis, 11/1991 Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide8: "Grinning Evil Death,” Massachusetts Institute of Technology (c1992) Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide9: Jurassic Park, (1993); Director: Steven Spielberg Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide10: Monsters, Inc., (2001); Director: Pete Docter Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide11: Gollum played by Andy Serkis in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, (2002) Director: Peter Jackson Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide12: King Kong played by Andy Serkis in King Kong, (2005) Director: Peter Jackson Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide13: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide14: The Abyss, Water Weenie Scene, (1989) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide15: The Abyss, CGI Technique, (1989) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide16: Two Scenes from Terminator 2 (1991) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide17: Titanic (1997) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide18: Poster for Ghosts of the Abyss (2003) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide19: Arthur C. Clarke on the set of 2001: A Space Odyssey Personal Perspective A Dominating Technology Almost Invaluable Symbolic of a New Age Access, Privacy, and Many Other Concerns The Potential is Still Largely UnknownSlide20: Charles Babbage Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide21: Charles Babbage’s “Difference Engine” Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide22: Herman Hollerith Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide23: Herman Hollerith’s Tabulating Machine Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide24: Thomas Watson, Sr. (Right) Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide25: Thomas Watson, Jr. Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide26: Manchester Mark 1 Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide27: UNIVAC Computer Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide28: Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) Workstation Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide29: John Bardeen, William Shockley, & Walter Brittain Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide30: Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide31: Dr. Edward Roberts Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide32: Roberts’ Altair Computer Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide33: Paul Allen & Bill Gates Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide34: Bill Gates Arrested in New Mexico, 1977 Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide35: The Richest Man in the World Head of the Gates Foundation Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide36: Paul Allen Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide37: Stephen Wozniak & Steve Jobs in 1975 Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide38: Apple I Computer Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide39: Steve Jobs with an iPod Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide40: IBM Logos Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide41: Original Apple Logo Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide42: More Recent Apple Logos Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide43: Macintosh Computer Commercial, "1984," (1984) Director: Ridley Scott Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide44: Inside a CPU Technical Perspective Memory and Storage Bits, Bytes, and Gigabytes RAM (internal), ROM (operating), and Flash (quick updating) Floppies, Zips, CD-R, DVD-R, HD-DVD, and VC-1 Central Processing Unit Clock or Chip Speed Intel Core2 Duo Over Two Billion Bits a SecondSlide45: PhotoShop Demo: Vanishing Point Technical Perspective Switching Devices Connectors: Fancy Electrical Cords SCSI and USB Peripherals Incoming: Keyboard, Mouse, Tablet, Voice, Scanners Outgoing: Monitor, Printer Interactive: Touch-Screens, Modems Software Word, QuarkXPress or InDesign, PhotoShop, Final Cut Pro or iMovie, and Dreamweaver Physical Concerns: Radiation and Carpal TunnelSlide46: Inside Carpal Tunnel Technical Perspective Switching Devices Connectors: Fancy Electrical Cords SCSI and USB Peripherals Incoming: Keyboard, Mouse, Tablet, Voice, Scanners Outgoing: Monitor, Printer Interactive: Touch-Screens, Modems Software Word, QuarkXPress or InDesign, PhotoShop, Final Cut Pro or iMovie, and Dreamweaver Physical Concerns: Radiation and Carpal TunnelSlide47: Lawnmower Man, Virtual Reality Scene, (1992) Director: Brett Leonard Ethical Perspective Violent Themes Mortal Kombat & Doom WTC Attacks and Concerns Sexual Themes "Teledildonics" Virtual Valerie Virtual Reality Children Representation Concerns Image Manipulations Commercial and Journalism ConcernsSlide48: Still Image from Xbox 360's "NBA 2K6." Cultural Perspective Computer Nerd Stereotype is Fading But a Fear of Virtual Reality Remains Critical Perspective Cannot Solve All Problems Equal Access is Vital Future Directions TeleputersSlide49: World of Warcraft Allows User to “Play” Online Cultural Perspective Computer Nerd Stereotype is Fading But a Fear of Virtual Reality Remains Critical Perspective Cannot Solve All Problems Equal Access is Vital Future Directions TeleputersSlide50: Kuma\War Allows User to “Play” News Events Cultural Perspective Computer Nerd Stereotype is Fading But a Fear of Virtual Reality Remains Critical Perspective Cannot Solve All Problems Equal Access is Vital Future Directions Teleputers You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Still from Edward Zajac’s Film Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide2: 2001 A Space Odyssey, (1968); Director: Stanley Kubrick Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide3: Star Wars, (1977); Director: George Lucas Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide4: Tron, (1982); Director: Steven Lisberger Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide5: The Last Starfighter, (1984); Director: Nick Castle Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide6: Total Recall, CGI by Pacific Data Images, (1990) Director: Paul Verhoeven Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide7: Michael Jackson's "Black or White" Music Video, Director: John Landis, 11/1991 Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide8: "Grinning Evil Death,” Massachusetts Institute of Technology (c1992) Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide9: Jurassic Park, (1993); Director: Steven Spielberg Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide10: Monsters, Inc., (2001); Director: Pete Docter Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide11: Gollum played by Andy Serkis in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, (2002) Director: Peter Jackson Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide12: King Kong played by Andy Serkis in King Kong, (2005) Director: Peter Jackson Computer-Generated Images (CGI) Edward Zajac at Bell Labs, 1963 2001, 1968 Star Wars, 1977 Tron, 1982 The Last Starfighter, 1984 Total Recall, 1990 "Black or White," 1991 Grinning Evil Death, 1992 Jurassic Park, 1993 Monsters, Inc., 2001 Harry Potter (Dobby) Lord of the Rings (Gollum), 2002 King Kong, 2005Slide13: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide14: The Abyss, Water Weenie Scene, (1989) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide15: The Abyss, CGI Technique, (1989) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide16: Two Scenes from Terminator 2 (1991) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide17: Titanic (1997) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide18: Poster for Ghosts of the Abyss (2003) Director: James Cameron James Cameron Born in Canada Grew up in Brea, California Worked for Roger Corman The Abyss, 1989 Terminator 2, 1991 Titanic, 1997 "Dark Angel," 2002 (Canceled) Solaris, 2002 (Producer) Terminator 3, 2002 (Characters) Ghosts of the Abyss, 2003 (3D IMAX Movie)Slide19: Arthur C. Clarke on the set of 2001: A Space Odyssey Personal Perspective A Dominating Technology Almost Invaluable Symbolic of a New Age Access, Privacy, and Many Other Concerns The Potential is Still Largely UnknownSlide20: Charles Babbage Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide21: Charles Babbage’s “Difference Engine” Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide22: Herman Hollerith Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide23: Herman Hollerith’s Tabulating Machine Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide24: Thomas Watson, Sr. (Right) Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide25: Thomas Watson, Jr. Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide26: Manchester Mark 1 Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide27: UNIVAC Computer Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide28: Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) Workstation Historical Perspective Charles Babbage “Difference Engine,” 1834 Herman Hollerith Census Bureau, 1890 CTR Company Thomas Watson IBM, 1924 Thomas Watson, Jr. IBM Computers Sold to Chinese, 2004 Mark I, 1948: CRT Display UNIVAC, 1950: Presidential Election SAGE System, 1955: The Workstation Slide29: John Bardeen, William Shockley, & Walter Brittain Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide30: Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide31: Dr. Edward Roberts Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide32: Roberts’ Altair Computer Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide33: Paul Allen & Bill Gates Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide34: Bill Gates Arrested in New Mexico, 1977 Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide35: The Richest Man in the World Head of the Gates Foundation Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide36: Paul Allen Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide37: Stephen Wozniak & Steve Jobs in 1975 Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide38: Apple I Computer Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide39: Steve Jobs with an iPod Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide40: IBM Logos Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide41: Original Apple Logo Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide42: More Recent Apple Logos Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide43: Macintosh Computer Commercial, "1984," (1984) Director: Ridley Scott Historical Perspective Transistors: Shockley, Braittain, and Bardeen, Nobel Prize, 1956 Integrated Circuit Board, Jack Kilby, 1958 Minicomputers Altair Computer, Edward Roberts, 1975 Microsoft: IBM DOS and Windows Bill Gates: $60 Billion Plus & Anti-Trust Troubles Paul Allen: Charter Communications & Sports Teams Apple Computers Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs Apple II, 1977, Macintosh, 1984, iMac, & iPodSlide44: Inside a CPU Technical Perspective Memory and Storage Bits, Bytes, and Gigabytes RAM (internal), ROM (operating), and Flash (quick updating) Floppies, Zips, CD-R, DVD-R, HD-DVD, and VC-1 Central Processing Unit Clock or Chip Speed Intel Core2 Duo Over Two Billion Bits a SecondSlide45: PhotoShop Demo: Vanishing Point Technical Perspective Switching Devices Connectors: Fancy Electrical Cords SCSI and USB Peripherals Incoming: Keyboard, Mouse, Tablet, Voice, Scanners Outgoing: Monitor, Printer Interactive: Touch-Screens, Modems Software Word, QuarkXPress or InDesign, PhotoShop, Final Cut Pro or iMovie, and Dreamweaver Physical Concerns: Radiation and Carpal TunnelSlide46: Inside Carpal Tunnel Technical Perspective Switching Devices Connectors: Fancy Electrical Cords SCSI and USB Peripherals Incoming: Keyboard, Mouse, Tablet, Voice, Scanners Outgoing: Monitor, Printer Interactive: Touch-Screens, Modems Software Word, QuarkXPress or InDesign, PhotoShop, Final Cut Pro or iMovie, and Dreamweaver Physical Concerns: Radiation and Carpal TunnelSlide47: Lawnmower Man, Virtual Reality Scene, (1992) Director: Brett Leonard Ethical Perspective Violent Themes Mortal Kombat & Doom WTC Attacks and Concerns Sexual Themes "Teledildonics" Virtual Valerie Virtual Reality Children Representation Concerns Image Manipulations Commercial and Journalism ConcernsSlide48: Still Image from Xbox 360's "NBA 2K6." Cultural Perspective Computer Nerd Stereotype is Fading But a Fear of Virtual Reality Remains Critical Perspective Cannot Solve All Problems Equal Access is Vital Future Directions TeleputersSlide49: World of Warcraft Allows User to “Play” Online Cultural Perspective Computer Nerd Stereotype is Fading But a Fear of Virtual Reality Remains Critical Perspective Cannot Solve All Problems Equal Access is Vital Future Directions TeleputersSlide50: Kuma\War Allows User to “Play” News Events Cultural Perspective Computer Nerd Stereotype is Fading But a Fear of Virtual Reality Remains Critical Perspective Cannot Solve All Problems Equal Access is Vital Future Directions Teleputers