Chapter I-Question 11th (how do the words "Software" and "engineering" appear-when, where, who)--by Hou Weiting

From Xin Zou's "Building Law enforcement: Modern Software Engineering", we get information about the origins of these nouns as the concept of software engineering is the first "1" proposed in 1968. In an interview with Margaret Hamilton, we can tell by Margaret Hamilton's response to reporters that the term "software engineering" was invented by Margaret Hamilton during the Apollo program, At that time people did not pay much attention to the software, the impression of it is an art, not a science. But Margaret Hamilton believes that software is a combination of art and science, and that the inventor should strive for the respect it deserves, and finally she does. Now software engineering is a subject that attracts people's attention, and it is a tangled option when students choose Majors.

Now, as far as I can find out about the source of the "software", the explanation on Wikipedia. The first theory about software-prior to creation of computers as we know them Today-was proposed by Alan Turing in his 19 Essay computable numbers with a application to the Entscheidungsproblem (decision problem) "2". The first theory about "software" was that before we knew the computer was produced, it was in 1935 that Turing's title was "Omputable numbers with a application to the Entscheidungsproblem ( Decision problem) "is presented in the paper.

Reference documents:

[1]. Xin Zou. Building law enforcement: Modern software engineering. 2014. People's post and telecommunications publishing house.

[2]. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software#History

Chapter I-Question 11th (how do the words "Software" and "engineering" appear-when, where, who)--by Hou Weiting