Last year's program is provided as follows. In some cases slide sets or papers are available:
| Date | Planned Meeting Event |
| Thursday 14 October 1999 |
Joe Wisniewski on A High Level Overview of the Ada Semantic Interface Specification (ASIS) |
| Tuesday 9 November 1999 |
SIGAda'99 Conference Attendees and Presenters on (led by Joe Wisniewski)
Highlights of SIGAda'99 ACM SIGAda Annual International Conference (SIGAda'99) Highlights of SIGAda'99 are described in an interesting and entertaining way in the Ada Window on the World (WOW) Newsletter (in .pdf format): (This was a joint meeting with Baltimore SIGAda) |
| Thursday 9 December 1999 |
Currie Colket from MITRE on Introduction to Web Technologies for Effective Dissemination of Information - Part I. Part I is focused on an Introduction to HTML and XML. Slides for Introduction to Web Technologies for Effective Dissemination of Information - All Parts (Sections by Currie Colket, Brad Balfour, John McCormick, Clyde Roby, and David A. Wheeler). |
| Tuesday 11 January 2000 |
Marty Hall from JHU/APL on
Using Ada to access Java Technology. This is a joint meeting with Baltimore SIGAda - Please see the Baltimore SIGAda Chapter Home Page for more details. |
| Thursday 10 February 2000 |
David Wheeler from IDA on the Ada Binding to the
Common Gateway Interface (CGI). This is Part II to the
Introduction to Web Technologies for
Effective Dissemination of Information. Please see David Wheeler's Home Page for additional information on the AdaCGI. Slides for Introduction to Web Technologies for Effective Dissemination of Information - All Parts (Sections by Currie Colket, Brad Balfour, John McCormick, Clyde Roby, and David A. Wheeler). |
| Thursday 9 March 2000 |
Dr. Robert Dewar from ACT on Open Source/Free Software Issues |
| Thursday 13 April 2000 |
Mr. Scott Donaldson and Mr. Stanley Siegel from SAIC will be speaking on Measurement in Everyday Language via Object Measurement® |
| Tuesday 9 May 2000 |
Dr. Samuel Tardieu from Ada Core Technologies Europe will be speaking on Developing Software Hosted on or Targetted for Linux at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, the Baltimore SIGAda Venue. This is a joint meeting with Baltimore SIGAda. His slides are now available on-line. |
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