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From: dcook@kirk.usafa.af.mil (Dave Cook)
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Subject: 20+ Computers needed for TRI-Ada
Date: 15 Sep 1994 21:29:21 GMT
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TRI-Ada has a two-day tutorial this year, "Teaching and Using
Ada in CS1/CS2", taught by Mike Feldman and Johm McCormick.  
The goal of this tutorial is to assist teachers who are just
starting or considering Ada in their classes.  To present a
"good image" John and Mike want to have a hands-on lab.  

We need to stock a lab with PCs for this tutorial.  In the past, 
we have had companies loan us PCs for our labs, but I have not had
any offers so far this year.  Before we consider renting 20+ units, 
I thought that I would see if anyone would be interested in loaning 
them to us.

We need the PCs for three days, 5 thru 7 November as a minimum, 
with 5 thru 11 November preferred (after the tutorials, we can 
load Ada9X and give demos).  We need at least 20 units and we 
would like to have up to 40 (the max size of the tutorial is
limited to 2*number of computers). To avoid configuration problems, 
we would like them to all be alike.  

Any companies out there interested?  If so, please email, and
let's see what we can work out.

Thanks.

--dave  

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David A. Cook
TRI-Ada '94 Tutorial Chair

P.S.  I STILL say if we had named it Object-Oriented Fortran 94,
we wouldn't be able to make enough copies for everyone.  :)