Category:Alan Kay

Alan Kay
	computer scientist
	Wikipedia; Wikiquote
Date of birth	17 May 1940; Springfield
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	University of Utah; University of Colorado Boulder;
Doctoral advisor	David C. Evans;
Occupation	computer scientist; programmer; jazz musician; university teacher; jazz guitarist;
Employer	University of California, Los Angeles; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; PARC;
Member of	National Academy of Sciences; American Association for the Advancement of Science; American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Association for Computing Machinery; Viewpoints Research Institute;
Field of work	computer science;
Spouse	Bonnie MacBird (1983–);
Award received	Turing Award (2003); Charles Stark Draper Prize (2004); Kyoto Prize in Advanced Technology (2004); Computer History Museum fellow (1999); ACM Software System Award (1987);
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English: Alan Kay is a U.S. computer scientist known for his early work on object-oriented programming and user interface design.

Español: Alan Kay es un informático estadounidense reconocido por sus aportaciones al diseño de interfases y a la programación orientada a objetos.