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Subject: ? Ada Edu Project ?
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Dear All,

I have read Lecture Notes in Computer Science 327: Software Engineering
Education, SEI Conference 1988. The last paper is entitled: Ada Edu Project,
Supporting the use of Ada in Introductory Computer Science. The idea was that
the SEI, the CS Dept of CMU, Apple Computer and Incremental Systems Inc
produce an Ada environment to run on a Mac. As I would like to introduce Ada
to the first year here in Otago and all the dept has are Macs, this seems like
the thing to have.

Does anyone know if this environment was ever completed? There do not seem to
be any documents about it at ftp.sei.cmu.edu.

Thanks,

Paul Gorman
Lecturer
University of Otago,
Dunedin,
New Zealand
pgorman@otago.ac.nz