Systems engineer

Systems Engineering has, as a field of study, any existing system. For example, systems
engineering can study the digestive system or the human immune system, or perhaps, the tax
system of a specific country. In this sense, although some countries associate systems
engineering as only associated with computer systems, this is incorrect, since computer
systems are a small part of a huge range of types and types of systems.

Systems engineering is the application of the mathematical and physical sciences to develop
systems that economically use the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of humanity.

William Henry Gates III (Seattle, October 28, 1955)

Known as Bill Gates, is a businessman, computer scientist and American philanthropist, co-
founder of the software company Microsoft along with Paul Allen. She is the tenth richest
person in the history of humanity.

He is one of the best-known entrepreneurs that emerged during the beginnings of personal
computers. He has been criticized for his business tactics, which have been considered anti-
competitive, an opinion that in some cases has been upheld by numerous court rulings.

Steven Paul Jobs (San Francisco, California, February 24, 1955-Palo Alto, California, October 5,
2011)

Better known as Steve Jobs, was an entrepreneur and business tycoon in the computer and
entertainment industry. U.S. He was co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc. and the largest
individual shareholder of The Walt Disney Company.13

He founded Apple in 1976 together with a teenage friend, Steve Wozniak, with the help of
Jobs' ex-partner in Atari, Ron Wayne, in the garage of his home. Boosted by the success of the
Apple II, Jobs obtained great public relevance, being on the cover of Timeen 1982. He was 26
years old and already a millionaire thanks to the successful IPO of the company at the end of
the previous year. The decade of the 80 supposed the entry of powerful competitors in the
market of personal computers, which originated the first business difficulties. His reaction was
to innovate, or rather, implement: in early 1984 his company launched the Macintosh 128K,
which was the first personal computer to be commercialized successfully using a graphical user
interface (GUI) and a mouse instead of the line of commands.

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg (White Plains, United States, May 14, 1984)

Is an American programmer and entrepreneur, known for being the founder of Facebook. To
develop the network, Zuckerberg had the support of his Harvard colleagues, the computer
science coordinator and his roommates Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, and Chris Hughes.
As of April 2018, he is the youngest person to appear on Forbes magazine's list of billionaires,
ranking as the fifth richest person in the world.
Lawrence Edward "Larry" Page (East Lansing, Michigan, March 26, 1973)

Iis an American entrepreneur, creator along with Sergey Brin of Google (Alphabet). It is also
the ninth richest person in the world; Page's passion for computers and computing began at
age six, and his interest in technology and inventions at twelve. His youthful idol was Nikola
Tesla. Following in the footsteps of his parents, and under his auspices, he created Google, one
of the most famous companies that currently exist.

Jimmy Donal «Jimbo» 1 Wales (Huntsville, Alabama, August 7, 1966)

Is an American Internet entrepreneur, co-founder and promoter, along with Larry Sanger, of
Wikipedia, an encyclopedia based on the wiki concept and the free software model . He was
also the founder of Nupedia, the predecessor of Wikipedia, and together with Tim Shell of the
Bomis company. He was also co-founder of the for-profit company Wikia, along with Angela
Beesley. He graduated from the universities of Auburn and Alabama.

Kim Dotcom (born as Kim Schmitz in Kiel, Germany, on January 21, 1974)

Known as Kimble by his friends, and also Kim Tim Jim Vestor, is a Finnish-German
entrepreneur, hacker founder of the website Megaupload and others associated sites. Before
becoming an entrepreneur, he was convicted of fraud with credit cards, hacking, information
abuse and embezzlement. At the close of Megaupload, Dotcom opened another website to
share files in the cloud whose name is Mega. The site was inaugurated exactly one year after
the FBI closed Megaupload.