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European Academic Software Award 1996
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The 2nd European Academic Software Award 1995/96 is coordinated by ASI/University of Klagenfurt.
The deadline for submissions was 05. November 1995. Please click here
for a list of all submitted software. The finals will take place in Klagenfurt from 30 May to June 1,
1996. The authors of the best programmes will be invited to this event to present their software to the jurors and to the public who will choose the award winners.
List of Winners
What is EASA?
How are winners
determined?
List of Finalists
List of submissions
The EASA
Consortium
European Academic Software Award: stimulating the development of high quality
software
The European Academic Software Award (EASA) has been created to stimulate the
development of high quality software for education and research. Software is generally
recongnised to be a key factor which the European market will need to exploit to remain
competitive. Universities and colleges must therefore seek to develop appropriate
software and use it with students in all disciplines and at all levels of study.
The European Academic Software Award gives academic recognition to software
authors
The European Academic Software Award programme is a forum for European software authors
to gain academic recognition for their efforts. The EASA programme offers academic
software authors the unique opportunity to enter their programs into a broad competition
that acknowledges software as a valid contribution to education and research.
Each entry will be judged on the basis of its general applicability in its subject area,
the level of innovation, educatinal content and usability. All software must run in
English, but should also support a second European language or be designed to facilitate
translation (multilinual design).
