Annie Easley, Computer Scientist and Mathematician

Title (Dublin Core): Annie Easley, Computer Scientist and Mathematician
Description (Dublin Core): Annie Easley was a mathematician, computer scientist and rocket scientist. She was one of the first African American women to work at NASA as a computer scientist. Her career spans 34 years and involves being a team leader in the software development for the Centaur high-energy upper rocket stage. She also helped develop and implement computer code that analyzed alternative power technologies.
Identifier (Dublin Core): grc-1981-c-03692
Creator (Dublin Core): NASA
Subject (Dublin Core): African American women mathematicians; African American women scientists
Type (Dublin Core): Photographs
Format (Dublin Core): JPEG
Spatial Coverage (Dublin Core): Lewis Research Center
Rights (Dublin Core): NASA Media Usage Guidelines
Relation (Dublin Core): NASA History