ACM SIGAda Mission
The ACM Special Interest Group on Ada (SIGAda) deals with the Ada language
and a broad span of issues related to its usage, teaching, standardization,
and implementation. SIGAda members include practitioners, educators, researchers,
and managers from a wide range of organizations in industry, academia, and government.
Among the topics that SIGAda addresses are software engineering practice
(with a particular focus on object technology), real-time applications,
high-integrity and safety-critical systems, software education, and large-scale system development.
SIGAda explores these issues through an annual international conference,
special-purpose Working Groups, active local chapters, and its Ada Letters publication.
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