School of Computer Sciences Report, Fall 1991

As constructed in the Habermann office files, the Teaching section contained course materials, including photocopies of overhead transparencies for classroom use; evaluations of course construction by sponsoring agencies, notably the U.S. Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) for the Software Engineering course 413 and Ada language projects in artificial intelligence; articles and scientific papers collected by Habermann as reference material for teaching projects; textbooks used by Habermann; theses Habermann supervised; reports written by Habermann and other faculty on the scope and funding of CMU Computer Science research; and studies and memoranda on academic and faculty policies. Reports on advancement strategies for the Computer Science Department, School of Computer Science and Software Engineering Institute were imported from Habermann's Papers and Reports file section to the Teaching series, where they were incorporated with like material in existing folders or were given discrete folders within a like folder set. Presentations on the Ada language and other topics given in the SEI's Immigration course were kept in the Talks series, as originally ordered. Computer printouts originally on spreadsheet paper have been reduced by photocopying to letter size. The two box-length Teaching series is arranged alphabetically.