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Date: 30 Jul 93 09:17:01 GMT
From: pipex!uknet!rsre!trout.rsre.mod.uk!trout!rigotti@uunet.uu.net  (Kevin Rig
otti)
Subject: Re: Are 'best' universities being targeted
Message-ID: <RIGOTTI.93Jul30101702@salmon.rsre.mod.uk>
List-Id: <comp.lang.ada>

So far as Software Engineering courses go, take a look at the BEng and
MEng courses available at Imperial College, London ... not that I'm
biased at all :)

Getting back to the original thread, I would like to think that Ada9X
might become the first choice for teaching imperative style
programming. Hopefully, the availability of GNAT may do for Ada9X what
the availability of source code did for the original Unix in
universities. I presume NYU will be using GNAT (or parts of it) as an
example in its compiler writing courses and I shall be surprised if
other colleges don't do the same.

Kevin
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