tutorials at a glance

Chair:
Linda Northrop, Software Engineering Institute

OOPSLA conferences are famous for their high quality tutorials on a range of exciting object technology topics. The OOPSLA '98 Tutorial Committee continues this tradition by offering a record 67 tutorials chosen from more than 120 proposals. The complete tutorial program covers a broad spectrum of topics selected to accommodate multiple skill levels, and to appeal to the interests of a wide range of participants, including practitioners, managers, and researchers. The tutorials are loosely categorized below for ease of selection.  Conference attendees typically choose one or more tutorials on selected topics to enhance their OOPSLA learning experience. An attendee interested in pursuing a particular aspect of object technology in depth may wish to attend a set of related tutorials described as a "thread."

Categories

Object Foundations || Java || Language || Models, Methods, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design Techniques || Architecture and Application Development Issues || Distributed Object Technology || Patterns || New Frontiers and Advanced Topics || Management Issues || Education

Threads

Distributed Object Technology || Java || Testing || Patterns || Component-Based Development || UML

Tutorial Committee:

Ken Bauer, Safeware Engineering Corp.
Mamdouh Ibrahim, Electronic Data Systems
Gus Lopez, Verio Northwest
Linda Northrop, Software Engineering Institute

Last edited 17 October 1998 13:26:42