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From: andrew@nsc.nsc.com (Andrew Lue)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: Ada training
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Date: Wed, 2-Sep-87 19:34:44 EDT
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	I am currently teaching myself how to program in Ada from a textbook.
Even though I consider the book ("An Introduction to ADA," by S.J. Young) to
be well written, I am concerned that my understanding of the language and its
capabilities will not be complete.

	It's important that I learn Ada because my job requires it. 
Unfortunately, my company does not have any in-house Ada courses.  Could
someone out there let me know about such classes (both short- and long-term)?

	Thanks.

	Andrew Lue
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