Lady Ada Lovelace Research Paper

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Lady Ada Lovelace, because of her genius, persistence and resolve to keep on going with her innovation and tinkering (much to the insecurity of her male peers), besides being the world’s first computer programmer.
Jan Koum, because he’s focused on utility and invention. He struggled during his childhood to reach where he is now which is something I can identify with (besides previously being involved in network security).
Tony Stark, because of his presence of mind and raw genius. He skillfully uses his business and intellect to counter terrorism which is something I want to do (besides majoring in electrical engineering).
Jugaad – The Art of Combining Engineering with Frugal Innovation
It will comprise of a study of its economics and applications

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