Eugene W.P. Bingue is a software-engineering consultant. He has Developed and taught a variety of Ada software engineering courses since 1985. He developed an Ada software-engineering curriculum consisting of eight courses for the Strategic Air Command; curriculum was consider the best in the Department of Defense (DOD) and was adopted by other DOD agencies and numerous civilian contractors. Software Engineering consultant to Strategic Air Command HQ community on Ada Development. Was the lead consultant to Coulter Electronics on their Ada programming activities during the development of their Automated Multiparameter Analyzer for blood cells. He has presented papers and tutorials on Ada and Ada 95 at numerous conferences such as DOD Software Technology Conference 89,90,95,96,97, Salt Lake City, Washington Ada Symposium, 91,92,93 and ACM Computer Science Conference, 94,95.
Mr. Bingue retired from the Air Force as a Captain after 20 years of service. Most recently, he was a Software Engineer in the Satellite Control and Simulation Division at the USAF Phillips Laboratory. He was instrumental in the architecture design of the MAGIC satellite health and status system for Space Command. He was also the lead software engineer for the development of the Reactor Control Unit (RCU) for the Russian Topaz II space base nuclear reactor.
Mr. Bingue has been a major contributor to the Ada Software Engineering Education Training (ASEET) Team since 1987. He chaired several working groups on educational issues and assisted in organization of ASEET annual symposium and workshops.