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From: nus2716 (Ken Cohen)
Subject: Ada TRAINING
Date: 1995/04/07
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               ANNOUNCEMENT OF ADA PROGRAMMING CURRICULUM

Location:       DSDC-U, Building 30 (at DCSC) (Formerly DSAC)
                3990 E. Broad Street
                Columbus, Ohio 43213
 
Course Title:   Introduction to Software Engineering
Date:           13-16 June 1995
Cost:           $600

Course Title:   Ada Programming Language 1
Date:           19-30 June 1995
Cost:           $1500 

Course Title:   Software Engineering with Ada
Date:           10-21 July 1995
Cost:           $1500

Course Title:   Ada Programming Language 2
Date:           24 July - 4 August 1995
Cost:           $1500

Course Title:   Object Oriented Design with Ada
Date:           7-18 August 1995
Cost:           $1500

Course Title:   Software Reuse with Ada
Date:           21-23 August 1995
Cost:           $600

Audience: Computer programmers, systems analysts, computer 
    specialists

Prerequisites: Working knowledge of programming concepts of 
    a high level language such as COBOL, Pascal or C

Registration:  Call the DSDC-U registrar office on extension 
    (614) 692-8093; DD Form 1556's are due no later than ten 
    (10) working days prior to the start of the class.


                            COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Introduction to Software Engineering
Course Description:  The course will introduce the student to 
    the goals and principles of software engineering and how 
    they are applied at various stages of software development 
    and maintenance.  The course will focus on the products, 
    processes, and techniques used in engineering software
    throughout the software lifecycle.  Among the topics to 
    be discussed are:
      The Software Capability Maturity Model
      Software Project Planning
      Software Requirements Analysis
      Software Design
      Coding and Testing Issues
      Software Maintenance
      Reusable Software
      Object Oriented Programming
      Functional Decomposition
      Software Metrics

Ada Programming Language 1
Course Description:  The course will be a comprehensive 
    presentation of the main features of the Ada programming 
    lanaguage.  The student will have the opportunity to code 
    program exercises that deal with: program structures; 
    data manipulation; conditional operations; computational 
    operations; variable and type declarations; arrays, strings, 
    and record handling; procedures and functions; packages 
    and generic units.  Upon completion, the student will be 
    able to design, code, compile and test a complex Ada 
    program for correct results.
    Discussions of Ada95 features will be included in the class.

Software Engineering with Ada
Course Description:  This course will provide an in-depth and 
    detailed introduction to Software Engineering for MIS 
    applications, goals and principles.  It will also provide 
    practical experience in the use of Ada and the Software 
    Engineering principles it supports.  This course will 
    include labs.

Ada Programming Language 2
Course Description:  This course will provide an overview of 
    basic knowledge of Ada and teaches how to effectively 
    apply advanced features of the language.  Daily workshops 
    are included. 

Object Oriented Design with Ada
Course Description:  This course introduces the application of 
    Object Oriented techniques and concepts to the development 
    of Ada MIS projects from both the requirements and design 
    aspects.  This course will include labs.

Software Reuse with Ada
Course Description:  This course introduces the concept of 
    reusable component techniques for Ada application design.  
    This course will include labs.

                       Thank you for choosing DSDC-U
  A Full Service Training Organization Offering Instructor Led, Vendor, and
                            MultiMedia Courses
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