tutorial threads

The tutorial program has been orchestrated to permit conference participants to obtain either a breadth of knowledge or a depth in a given area as well as to complement their learning in the other OOPSLA events. Any OOPSLA '98 attendee interested in achieving in-depth knowledge about a particular aspect of object technology may wish to attend a set of related tutorials described below as threads. The tutorials in these threads, or mini-concentrations, were not designed by their authors to fit together, and so there is no guarantee of complete compatibility or absence of overlap. However the topics covered build in depth and together provide a more complete exposure to each given thread area.


Distributed Object Technology Threads

for beginners (yellow):

Tutorial 17, 17T*: Introduction to Distributed Computing Using Objects
Tutorial 6, 6R: OMG's CORBA and Object Management Architecture
for intermediates (green):

Tutorial 6, 6R: OMG's CORBA and Object Management Architecture
Tutorial 26: Distributed Java Applications
Tutorial 66T: Testing Distributed Object Systems
  Morning Afternoon
Sunday 6, 17 6
6 6, 26
Monday    
Tuesday   17T
66T
Wednesday    
Thursday 6R 6R
6R 6R


Java Threads

for beginners (yellow):

Tutorial 25: From C++ to Advanced Java in 1/2 day
Tutorial 40: Java from UML
Tutorial 53: A Practical Guide to Java on the Server
Tutorial 15T: Introduction to Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming in Java

for intermediates (option 1- green):

Tutorial 15, 15T: Introduction to Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming in Java
Tutorial 26: Distributed Java Applications
Tutorial 39: Designing Concurrent Object-Oriented Programs in Java
Tutorial 52, 52T: Java Beans: Specifications, Design and Test
Tutorial 53: A Practical Guide to Java on the Server

for intermediates (option 2- grey):

Tutorial 16: An Introduction to the Java Foundation Classes (JFC)
Tutorial 26: Distributed Java Applications
Tutorial 40: Java from UML
Tutorial 52, 52T: Java Beans: Specifications, Design and Test
Tutorial 53: A Practical Guide to Java on the Server

Morning Afternoon
Sunday
25
15 26
16 26
Monday 40 53
39 52, 53
40 52, 53
Tuesday
15T
15T, 52T
52T
Wednesday

Thursday    


Testing Thread

Tutorial 12, 12W: Testing Object-Oriented Components
Tutorial 24, 24R: Testing Object Oriented Systems
Tutorial 66T: Testing Distributed Object Systems


 Morning Afternoon
Sunday 12 24
Monday    
Tuesday   66T
Wednesday   12W
Thursday   24R


Patterns Threads

for beginners (yellow):

Tutorial 5*: Pattern Writing
Workshop 23: Pattern Writers' Workshop
Tutorial 67R: Patterns at Work

for intermediates (green):

Tutorial 18: An Introduction to Design Patterns
Tutorial 48: Designing with Patterns
Tutorial 67R: Patterns at Work

Morning Afternoon
Sunday 5 5
18
Monday Workshop 23 Workshop 23
48
Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday
67R
67R


Component-Based Development Thread

Tutorial 13: Modeling Component Architecture in Catalysis
Tutorial 30, 30W: Scripting: Higher-Level Programming for Component-Based Systems
Tutorial 52, 52T: Java Beans: Specifications, Design and Test


 Morning Afternoon
Sunday 13 30
Monday   52
Tuesday   52T
Wednesday   30W
Thursday   24R


UML Thread

for beginners (yellow):

Tutorial 51*: Introduction to Visual Modeling and the UML
Tutorial 11, 11T: Exploring the Unified Modeling Language by Example
Tutorial 35, 35W: Software Architecture and the UML

Morning Afternoon
Sunday 11
Monday 35 35, 51
Tuesday
11T
Wednesday 35W 35W
Thursday    


Make Your Own Thread

The above suggestions are only some of the possibilities to provide concentrated exposure to a given area of object technology. The schedule has been laid out to easily accommodate taking sets of tutorials on specific methods or topics other than the ones above.

 

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