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1051 NW 14th St., Suite 165
(UM mail routing R-26)
Miami, FL 33136

Receptionist: 305-243-6475
Hours: 830am - 500pm, M-F

Help Desk: 305-243-5999
Hours: 24/7

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Admin. fax: 305-243-2622


Charles Babbage's "Analytical Engine" (1830s), a mechanical calculator design that anticipated the logical features of today's general purpose computers.

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