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Tutorials At A Glance
Chair: Jay Almarode
GemStone Systems, Inc.

Tutorials Overview
The OOPSLA conference is well known for its high quality tutorials across a wide range of relevant and timely topics. OOPSLA'99 continues this tradition by offering a record 81 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. OOPSLA tutorials are held all week, and this year is highlighted by an innovative two-day tutorial, as well as a unique tutorial where questions are submitted in advance, in addition to cutting edge topics taught by industry and academic luminaries.

Schedule

Monday, 1 November 1999 Full Day - 8:30am-5:00pm
2	Aspect-Oriented Programming with AspectJ	A102
3	Software Architecture: It's What's Missing From OO Methodologies	A201
4	Object-Oriented Reengineering	A108
5	Writing Effective Use Cases	A205
6	Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming	A106
7	Software Architecture and the UML	A104
9	Condensed Java: A 1-Day Tour	A207
10	Foundations of Patterns and Pattern Writing (2 Days)	A101-107
Half Day - 8:30am-12:00pm (Monday)
11	Responsibility-Driven Design: Practical Techniques for Modeling Object Behavior	A209
12	Efficient Implementation of Object-Oriented Programming Languages	A202
14	Developing Java Applications for Small Spaces	A111
15	Introduction to Distributed Computing using Objects	C201
16	Introduction to the OPEN method with UML	C103
17	Advanced ENVY System Programming	A113
19	Testing Object-Oriented Software Systems	C105
20	Producing Usable GUIs with the Java Foundation Classes (JFC)	C107
21	Putting Metaclasses to Work	C109
22	Multiparadigm Design & Efficiency in C++	C112
23	UML Distilled: Techniques for Object-Oriented Analysis and Design	C104
Half Day - 1:30pm-5:00pm (Monday)
24	Patterns for Distributed and Agent-based Object Systems	A201
25	Catalysis - Systematic Components and Framework with UML	A111
26	Analysis and Redesign of Object-Oriented Software Architectures	C103
27	Usage-Centered Design with Essential Use Cases	C105
28	Garbage Collection	A202
29	Virtual Classes in the BETA Language	C102
30	Roll Your Own Language in Java	C108
31	Testing Distributed Object Systems	C112
32	Beyond UML: a Unified Model of Component Concepts	C109
33	Patterns for Mapping Objects to Relational Databases	A112
34	Microsoft COM and DNA - Building Distributed and Component-based Software	C104
36	Analysis Patterns: Reusable Business Object Models	C106
55	Software Building - The Road to a Software Architecture Worthy of the Name	C107

Tuesday, 2 November 1999 Full Day - 8:30am-5:00pm
10	Foundations of Patterns and Pattern Writing (2 days)	A101-107
37	Applying Patterns to Support High-performance, Real-time Middleware and Applications	C103
38	XML and OO Paradigms	C108
39	Effective Strategies and Techniques for Rapid Object-Oriented Application Development	C102
40	The Cost Estimation, Bidding and Quantitative Process Management of Component Based Software Development Projects	A102
Half Day - 8:30am-12:00pm (Tuesday)
18	Evaluating Object Transaction Monitors	A104
42	The Art of Writing Use Cases	A106
43	Transaction Processing with Objects	A108
44	Introduction to Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming in Java	A110
45	Using Subject-Oriented Programming to Overcome Common Problems in Object-Oriented Software Development and Evolution	C105
46	Meta-Classes in C++ - Reflection for Existing Classes	C107
47	Exploring the Unified Modeling Language by Example	A109
48	An Introduction to Design Patterns	A201
49	Automating Software Testing in Java using Beans and Reflection	C109
51	Structuring Object-Oriented Software Development Project Teams in Support of System Architectures	C106
Half Day - 1:30pm-5:00pm (Tuesday)
53	The Unified Process and Beyond	A110
54	Designing Concurrent Object-Oriented Programs in Java	A108
56	Interconnecting Objects via Contracts	C107
57	Balancing Architecture Design Alternatives Based on Adaptability, Reuse and Performance Factors	C109
58	Distributed Object Programming using Java and CORBA	A104
59	Storing Java Objects and Enterprise JavaBeans in Relational Databases	A106
60	Advanced Project Management	C106
61	Designing with Patterns	A201
62	Extending the C++ Standard Template Library (STL)	C111
63	Designing A Light Methodology	A109

Wednesday, 3 November 1999 Full Day - 10:00am-5:30pm
1	Introduction to the Rational Unified Process	A101-107
41	Object-Oriented Distributed Computing: From Theory to Practice	C103
Half Day - 1:30pm-5:00pm (Wednesday)
13	The Manager's Role in a Successful Transition to Object-Orientation	C202-C204
64	Precise Component Architectures with UML/Catalysis	A101
65	Improving the Performance of Persistent and Distributed OO Applications	A103
66	GOF Pursuit - Learning Patterns by Playing	A108-A112
67	Object-Oriented Analysis and Design	A105
68	Setting Up a Software Component Factory	A107
69	Building and Using Highly Re-useable and Configurable Frameworks	A109
70	From Components to Java Beans	A111
71	Unleashing the Power of Distributed Enterprise Information Systems	A106
72	Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code	A102

Thursday, 4 November 1999 Half Day - 1:30pm-5:00pm
73	Java Beans Specification, Design, and Test	A103
74	Squeak as a Development Platform	A101
75	Using UML in the Design of Software Architectures	A108
76	Using Metadata and Active Object-Models to Implement Fowler's Analysis Patterns	A113
77	An Introduction to Smalltalk for Developers and Managers	A107
78	Patterns for Small Machines: Using Objects in Systems with Limited Memory	A109
79	`Real' Thin Client Alternatives for Object-Oriented Applications	A104
80	Semantic Analysis Patterns	A106
81	Customizing the OPEN Process - Taking Advantage of a 3rd Generation OO Methodology	A111