The Pausch Fund will enable the university to continue and complete Randy's work, including his most important academic project: the Alice 3D authoring system.

This newest version of Alice is nearing completion and is known as Alice V 3.0. It continues the tradition of providing the best possible first exposure to computer programming for students who are new to the field. Alice V 3.0 includes advanced teaching modules that lead to college-level programming, including algorithmic thinking and formal coding concepts. The software is designed to carry students progressively from a middle-school level all the way to a firm foundation in CS 1 (the first-year computer programming course).

We welcome your participation in keeping Randy's legacy strong.