Editing Turing and the Birth of Computing (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Alan Turing''' — The mathematician, logician, and cryptanalyst who is widely considered the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence.
* '''The Turing Machine''' — A mathematical model of a hypothetical device that "Manipulates symbols on a strip of tape" according to a table of rules. It is the "Blueprint" for all modern computers.
* '''Universal Turing Machine''' — A Turing machine that can "Simulate" any other Turing machine (i.e., a computer that can run "Any Software").
* '''Bletchley Park''' — The secret British site where Turing and his team "Broke the Enigma Code" used by Nazi Germany during WWII.
* '''The Enigma Machine''' — The German device used to encrypt messages, which was thought to be "Unbreakable" until Turing built the "Bombe."
* '''The Bombe''' — The massive electromechanical device built by Turing to "Search" for the daily settings of the Enigma machine.
* '''The Turing Test''' — A test of a machine's ability to "Exhibit intelligent behavior" indistinguishable from that of a human.
* '''Computability''' — The study of "What can and cannot be calculated" by a machine (The Halting Problem).
* '''ACE (Automatic Computing Engine)''' — One of the first designs for a "Stored-program computer" created by Turing after the war.
* '''The 'Turing Award'''' — The "Nobel Prize of Computing," named in his honor.
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