Popularly known as the ‘Father of the Digital World,’ Steve Jobs was an American entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of Apple Inc. Never one to be satisfied with a single achievement, he went on to make history in the world of consumer electronics with his groundbreaking contributions to the music and cellular industries. As the co-founder of Apple Inc., Pixar Animation Studios, and NeXT Inc., Jobs played a pivotal role in shaping modern information technology. A master innovator, Jobs was known for his perfectionist attitude and visionary approach. He anticipated trends in the field of information technology and integrated them seamlessly into his products. With approximately 346 U.S. patents to his name, Steve Jobs revolutionized the tech industry with novel ideas and groundbreaking designs. During his tenure at Apple, Jobs oversaw the development of iconic products such as the iMac, iTunes, iPod, iPhone, and iPad. He was also instrumental in the success of Apple's Retail Stores, iTunes Store, and App Store. Interestingly, despite his monumental achievements, Jobs was not formally educated in the traditional sense—he was, in fact, a college dropout.