SEIC News, W/E March 28, 1997

SEIC News, W/E March 28, 1997

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Software Engineering News Brief
Week Ending:  March 28, 1997

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MARCH 1997 EDITION OF WALNUT CREEK ADA CDROM RELEASED
Topic:  Ada

The March 97 Edition of the Walnut Creek Ada CDROM is currently available.  
This is a Special Edition for the ACM Computing Week and the DoD 
Software Technology Conference, and it is being used as part of SIGAda's 
promotion campaign at a number of conferences.  Also, for those attending 
the DoD Software Technology Conference this year, the AJPO is providing 
copies of this CDROM for the attendees.  If you are not attending one of 
these conferences targeted by SIGAda - see the SIGAda Web pages for 
details - you can get the CDROM directly from Walnut Creek (800/786-9907).

This CDROM is a copy of most of the PAL as of the end of Jan 97. 
Included is the Ada Advocacy Package, GNAT 3.07 and 3.09, an update to 
EZ2LOAD, an update to ASIS, several new courses, and a variety of other 
material.  Overall, several thousand files have been added or updated 
since the Dec 96 Ada CDROM (which was given out at the Tri-Ada 96 
conference).


SOURCE:  Richard Conn, PAL Manager, mailto:conn@wuarchive.wustl.edu
 
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SYNETICS OFFERING ADA PROGRAMMING COURSE
Topic:  Ada

The SYNETICS Technical Training Center is offering a 5-day Ada
programming course for the second quarter of 1997.  The course introduces
concepts and syntax through lecture combined with lab exercises.  The fee
for the 5-day course is $995.00.

For more information, contact:

SYNETICS TTC
16539 Commerce Drive, Suite 10
King George, VA 22485
v: 540/663-2137
f: 540/663-3050
mailto:train@dv.synetics.com

SOURCE:  SYNETICS

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