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Roy Nutt

Roy Nutt (October 20, 1930 – June 14, 1990) was an American businessman and computer pioneer. He was a co-creator of Fortran and co-founded Computer Sciences Corporation.

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Born
October 20, 1930 Marlborough, Massachusetts, US
Died
June 14, 1990 (age 59) Seattle, Washington
Occupations
Businessman: Computer software

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Fortran

SHARE

CSC

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Roy Nutt

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Roy Nutt

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related to CSC · 16
Roy Nutt → Computer Sciences Corporation, Connecticut, CSC, East Hartford, FACT, Fletcher Jones, Flight Operations Facility, He, Honeywell, IBM, Jones, Los Angeles, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory's, Nutt, Symbolic Assembly Program, United Aircraft Corp
related to Fortran · 12
Roy Nutt → Born, Connecticut, FORMAT, FORTRAN, Glastonbury, Hartford, He, IBM's FORTRAN, Marlborough, Massachusetts, Part, Trinity College
related to Later years · 10
Roy Nutt → Computer Science Center, Engineering, He, In, June, May, Roy Nutt Mathematics, Seattle, Trinity College, Washington
related to External links · 6
Roy Nutt → Archived, College ME, Computer Sciences Corporation, CSC, Micah Nutt, Wayback Machine
related to SHARE · 6
Roy Nutt → During, Fletcher Jones, IBM, Jones, SHARE, SOS
Born · 1
Roy Nutt → October 20, 1930 Marlborough, Massachusetts, US
Died · 1
Roy Nutt → June 14, 1990 (age 59) Seattle, Washington
Occupations · 1
Roy Nutt → Businessman: Computer software

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nutt computer roy fortran csc jones trinity college industry sciences corporation ibm later years software businessman seattle first engineering fletcher

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Roy NuttBornOctober 20, 1930 Marlborough, Massachusetts, US1.00infobox
Roy NuttDiedJune 14, 1990 (age 59) Seattle, Washington1.00infobox
Roy NuttOccupationsBusinessman: Computer software1.00infobox
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCUnited Aircraft Corp0.60section
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCEast Hartford0.60section
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCConnecticut0.60section
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCSymbolic Assembly Program0.60section
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCIBM0.60section
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCHe0.60section
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCFletcher Jones0.60section
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCComputer Sciences Corporation0.60section
Roy Nuttrelated to CSCCSC0.60section

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