PC Scheme

PC Scheme can serve as the basis for a stand-alone course in LISP or as
an accompaniment to an artificial intelligence course. At MIT and elsewhere it has
also been used as the computer language for the introductory course in computer
science. Designed from the start to fit an academic environment, PC Scheme has
gained increasing use in research for its elegance and power. It is both a good
teaching language and a serious tool for producing applications and systems
software.System requirements: IBM PC, PC/XT, or AT as well as IBM personal system/2,
TI's Professional, Portable Professional, or Business-Pro computers. 512K minimum
memory. Some examples in the User's Guide require additional graphics hardware such
as a color graphics adaptor.Includes diskette for IBM or TI systems