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Steve Jobs: Key Career Milestones from Apple to Pixar

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            <p>Steve Jobs remains one of the most influential figures in the history of modern technology, a visionary whose career was defined by a relentless pursuit of perfection and design excellence. This course explores the trajectory of his professional life, beginning with his early years in Silicon Valley and the serendipitous partnership with Steve Wozniak that led to the founding of Apple Computer in a family garage. From the groundbreaking success of the Apple II to the introduction of the Macintosh with its revolutionary graphical user interface, we will examine the pivotal moments that established Jobs as a leader in the personal computing revolution, as well as the internal conflicts that ultimately led to his departure from the company in 1985.</p>

<p>Following his exit from Apple, Jobs embarked on a transformative journey that saw the creation of NeXT and the acquisition of the Graphics Group from Lucasfilm, which would eventually become Pixar Animation Studios. These "wilderness years" were instrumental in shaping his future success, as NeXT’s technology laid the groundwork for modern operating systems and Pixar redefined the film industry with the release of Toy Story. The final chapters of this course detail Jobs’ triumphant return to Apple in 1997, a period marked by an unprecedented string of innovations including the iMac, the iPod, and the iPhone. By analyzing these milestones, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how Jobs’ unique philosophy on design and the "digital hub" strategy forever changed the way the world communicates, consumes media, and interacts with technology.</p>
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