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Grace Murray is born on December 9th, 1906 in New York City, New York
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Grace was a newly enrolled freshman student at the Vassar College studying mathematics and physics.
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Grace graduates from Vassar College with a degree in mathematics and physics
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Grace moves on to Yale University, getting her masters in mathematics
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Grace Hopper gets her masters degree in mathematics
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At her time at Yale University Grace finds her love and marries him while enrolled as a student at Yale
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Grace begins teaching at Vassar College, where she used to attend. All the while keeping her studying up at Yale University hoping to get a Ph.D. in Mathematics.
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Grace gets her Ph.D. in Mathematics from Yale University, becoming the first woman to earn such a degree in that time period.
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Grace Hopper enlists in the Navy due to World War II. She opts for the Navy due to her wanting to follow in her grandfather's footsteps
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Navy assigns Grace Hopper to work on the Mark I computer, assigning her to the Bureau of Ordnance Project at Harvard
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Grace Hopper and her team solve an equation for the Manhattan Project that would ultimately make the atomic bomb function
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Grace Hopper and her teamed worked on UNIVAC I and developed the A-0 system, which was the first complier developed for an electronic computer
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Grace Hopper and her team help with the development of the COBOL. The COBOL is a highly structured programming language used.
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President Reagan made a special presidential appointment of Grace Hopper to commodore
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At the age of 85, Grace Hopper dies in Arlington, Virginia. She was laid to rest in the Arlington National Cemetery.
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The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing is a series of conferences designed to bring the research and career interests of women in computing to the forefront. It is the world's largest gathering of women in computing.
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Hopper Hall was made in remembrance of Grace Hopper, her accomplishments and achievements. This is the first military academy building named after a women
