In the early 1960s, Margaret Hamilton began her career as a pioneering programmer and systems designer. And when NASA launched a series of missions that led to the first astronauts on the moon, Hamilton was director of the Software Engineering Division at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Instrumentation Laboratory, developing the mission’s onboard flight software.

That project included writing  40,000 lines of code for the moon-landing lunar module, and its “mothership,” the orbiting craft carrying the command and service modules.

And that was just the beginning of a career in computer science that has lasted more than half a century — and still continues.

Link na YT intervju: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bVRytYSTEk