A Turing Machine is a theoretical computing device equipped with an infinitely long ___

After the war, Turing contributed to the creation of which early and influential stored program computer?

During World War II, Turing worked with the British code-breaking group based out of ___

What is the method by which information is converted into secret code that hides the information's true meaning?

Turing postulated that a computer would deserve to be called intelligent if it could deceive ___

From 1936 through 1938, Turing completed a PhD at Princeton University under the guidance of ___

Alonzo Church, while solving the Decision Problem, developed a system of math expressions called ___

Turing's most famous post-war contribution was to the new field of ___

The modern Turing test to tell computers and humans apart, is commonly abbreviated as ___

Turing set out to solve a problem posed by German mathematician David Hilbert known as ___

Where and when was Alan Turing born?

It's most widely-accepted that Alan Turing took his own life by poison in 1954. How old was he?

The method of determining whether or not a computer is capable of thinking like a human being is called ___

Turing worked to figure out how to decrypt German communications, especially those that used ___

Which special-purpose electromechanical computer was used to help break Enigma codes?

Turing, while solving the Decision Problem, proposed a hypothetical computing machine, which we now call ___

Turing showed that his hypothetical machine can perform any computation if given ___

Modern computing systems, that can be used to solve any computation problem, are said to be ___

The Turing Award, the highest distinction in the field of computer science, is similar to which award in the sciences?