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Subject: Re: Ada in undergraduate courses: who knows where?
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In article <2491@sparko.gwu.edu>, mfeldman@seas.gwu.edu (Michael Feldman) writes:
>I am becoming aware of a number of universities where Ada is being taught
>in "mainstream" undergrad C.S. courses like CS1, CS2, data structures, etc.
>
>Schools I know about include:
>  Univ. of New Orleans - CS1

 the University of New Orleans  chose Ada as the department's  main teaching
language since 1984. All programming courses for majors are taught using Ada 
(CS1, CS2, Data Structures, File management)

Jaime Nino
Associate Professor
Computer Science Department
Univ. Of New Orleans