Technical Progress The History of Information Communication

Technology By :

Anif Pasa Nurma Gupita (20140510187) Siti Muyassarah Firkana (20140510270)

Nabilla Rosyidayanti (20140510343) Muhammad Dimas Haryo (20140510361)

Gita Madyaning Ratri (20140510362) Reza Defa Priyatna (20140510370)

Rahmat Ghifar Djulihardy (20140510375) Damara Yayang Adeline (20140510393) Hanna Khairunnisa A. (20140510412)

• Technical progress is defines as new, better way of doing things and new

techniques for using scarce resources more productively.

• Invention and Innovation

• Information and Communication Technology

• Human is a social being. Communication is vital element in our daily life

PREMECHANICAL AGES

MECHANICAL AGES

ELECTROMECHANICAL AGES

ELECTRONIC AGES

PRA-MECHANICAL AGES 3000 B.C. – 1450 A.D.

Early

Communication

simple drawings

writings

petroglyths

invention alphabet Phoenician

alphabet

paper pen

Papyrus plant

rags

How to store the

information? Book

Modern paper

making

PROBLEM????

through known as

lead to

made

from

invention

of

made from

binding Another

invention of

Numbering

System lead to the

invention of Abacus

Petroglyths

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Some petroglyphs are dated to approximately the Neolithic

and late Upper Paleolithic boundary, about 10,000 to 12,000 years ago

Phoenician Alphabet

around 2000 B.C.

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The Making of Papyrus Paper

(2600 B.C.)

By Egyptians

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Rags

a modern making paper

From China

Around

100 A.D.

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Development in creating

machine

Machine become important in many

Invention and innovation

William

Oughtred

Invention

Slide Rule

Blaise

Pascal

Invention

Pascaline

Charles

Babbage

Invention

Difference

Engine

Difference Engine

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The beginning of

telecommunication Voltaic

Battery Telegraph

Telephone Radio

The

inventon of

Support the

made of

Development

of telegraph Support the

made of Lead to Electromechanical

Computing

electromechanical

basic machine

The

inventon of Tabulating

machine

Comptograph The famous

actor

Herman

Hollerith

The founder

of

Census

Machine

Punched

Cards

The next

invention

IBM Mark I

Voltaic Battery

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Magnetic Telegraph

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Telephone

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Radiotelegraph

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Tabulating Machine

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Compotgraph

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Census Machine

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Punched Cards

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Mark I

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International Business Machines

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VACUUM

TRANSISTOR

INTEGRATED

CIRCUIT

The Development of Computer

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