Betty Bartik is my great aunt (my dad's aunt) and it's been fun chatting with her over the years about her work "as" the first computers. I think there's at lea

Betty Bartik is my great aunt (my dad's aunt) and it's been fun chatting with her over the years about her work "as" the first computers. I think there's at least one book that was published about their work, but I'm not sure what the title is. Thanks for posting the link! I'll forward her the article. Edit: Looks like the article is a few years old now, so I'm sure she's aware of it. BTW, she and her fellow female computers periodically travel around for speaking engagements.