Steve Wozniak attended University of Colorado at Boulder for one year before dropping out.
1969-1975. Steve Wozniak attended a local community college and then University of California.
Steve Wozniak designed the "Blue Box", a device for phreaking.
Steve Wozniak worked at several small electronics firms before obtaining a position with the Hewlett-Packard Company.
While working as an engineering intern at Hewlett-Packard, Wozniak designed his own microcomputer in 1976 using the new microprocessor, but the company was not interested in developing his design.
Steve Wozniak and Jobs created the Apple II which included a built-in keyboard and support for a colour monitor.
Steve Wozniak was awarded the ACM Grace Murray Hopper Award.
The company Steve Wozniak helped create went public in 1980, and its market value exceeded $1 billion.
Steve Wozniak crashed his small airplane, leaving him temporarily with amnesia, and he was forced to go on a sabbatical.
Steve Wozniak received the National Medal of Technology (with Steve Jobs) from US President Ronald Reagan.
Steve Wozniak was given credit for his work at Apple, and the school awarded him a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering in 1987.
Steve Wozniak was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
Steve Wozniak received the 7th Award in Technology, the Economy, and Employment for single-handedly designing the first personal computer.
Steve Wozniak became the chief scientist at Fusion-Io, an American company that produces high-capacity, solid-state storage devices.
The American Humanist Association awarded Steve Wozniak the Isaac Asimov Science Award in 2011.