Bletchley Code Breakers - West Bridgford Library - Adult Learning

About this course

This is a short course on the developments and historical figures who contributed to the development of computers and computing. The course will look at the history of Bletchley Park and the role of the site during WWII. The session will look at the Enigma machine used to encrypt Nazi communications and the roles of key figures such as Tommy Flowers and Alan Turing. The presentation will examine how the work at Bletchley accelerated the development of computers. By the end of the session, you will know more about the inventions, characters and circumstances that led to modern computers

Booking your place and fee information

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