Grace Hopper Debugging Art Print, Math and Computer Science Decor

Pay tribute to the groundbreaking work of mathematician and computer scientist Grace Hopper with this stunning computer science art print. Featuring a minimalist illustration that represents her contributions to computer science and the creation of the term 'debugging,' this print is set against a striking yellow background with an aged finish, lending a vintage steampunk style. Perfect for computer scientists, teachers, or anyone interested in the history of computing, this print makes a unique and thoughtful gift.

• Printed on high quality professional paper with a semi-gloss finish
• Wide range of sizes from 5x7 up to 30x45
• Print only - does not come framed

Add some computer science wall art to your home or office with this beautiful and educational piece that honors the remarkable achievements of this woman in science.  Display it as a reminder of Hopper's lasting legacy and her role in shaping the field of computer science.

About the scientist:

Grace Hopper (1906-1992) was an American computer scientist and mathematician who is credited with creating the term "debugging" and making significant contributions to the development of programming languages. Hopper was one of the first programmers of the Harvard Mark I computer, and later went on to develop the first compiler, which translated high-level programming languages into machine code. Her work laid the foundation for modern computer programming, and she is widely regarded as one of the most influential computer scientists of all time. Hopper was also a pioneer in advocating for machine-independent programming languages, which helped to make computers more accessible to users.

About the artist:

Megan Lee Studio, LLC is run by independent artist, Megan Lee, and is based in Asheville, NC. She specializes in creating minimalist artwork that celebrates STEM subjects, the love of reading, and various geekery that brings her joy.