Creating Technology to Change the World Jennifer Rexford Chair of Computer Science Princeton University.

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Creating Technology to Change the World Jennifer Rexford Chair of Computer Science Princeton University

Flash Back to 1984

Computers let you create new things! But who creates the computer?

College at Princeton How computers work Graduate school at U. Michigan Multiple computers working together Studying Engineering

Shawn Fanning Northeastern freshman Napster Tim Berners-Lee CERN Researcher World Wide Web Meg Whitman E-Bay iPhone apps Internet Enables Creativity

Researcher at AT&T Making the Internet run better Professor at Princeton Designing a better Internet Internet Research

What’s Next? That’s where you come in! 6 Connecting networks of computers to the real world!

What I Love About My Job 7 Learn new stuff all the time Work on cool technical problems Work with fun, smart people

What I Love About My Job 8 Have real impact on the world today Hopefully have bigger impact in the future

Have Fun! Your generation – Decide how computers affect the real world Bringing together – Technology – Creativity – Teamwork – Taking risk Have fun!