Elsie Shutt
Elsie Shutt (born 1928) is an American computer programmer and entrepreneur. She founded Computations Incorporated (CompInc) in 1957, when she was not permitted to work part-time at home after she became pregnant. Shutt was one of the first women to start a software business in the United States.
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| Born | 1928 (age 95–96) |
| Education | Goucher College (B.A.) |
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| Known for | “The excitement of designing a system: . . . finding out what the problem is; analyzing it; designing something that will make it work; and then doing it. And seeing it work, and having a client who is happy with it. That’s very satisfying.” - Elsie Shutt, 2001 |
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