The themes of patterns, components, and distributed architectures will lead in this year's conference.
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The themes of patterns, components, and distributed architectures will lead in this year's conference. |
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OT98 (like all its predecessors) is an interactive, buzzing event at which
you will learn and discuss ideas contributed by all the participants, not
just the pre-prepared sessions. A significant proportion of the time is
set aside for 'BOF' meetings. A BOF is for you to set up, to discuss any
topic you like, with people interested in the same questions. In the
past, BOFs have proved one of the most successful aspects of this series
of conferences.
This year, OT98 is co-located with the Colloquium on Object Technology and System Re-engineering.
| GFB --> discussion group | TT --> think tank | CS --> case study | * --> requires prior sign-up |
Sunday 5 April --- Working Groups
Each of these half-day working groups is aimed at developing new understandings within a particular area. You're encouraged to take part in whichever has the most direct relevance to you.
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Software architectures for reuse *Charles Weir |
Process patterns *Alan Cameron Wills |
Patterns for distributed systems *Paul Dyson & Andy Moorley |
Metrics for project control *Colin Kirsopp & Steve Webster |
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Monday 6 April
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| 11:15 |
Improving component reusabilityKevin Rutherford |
Getting into patterns: what, why, howRichard Mitchell, Franco Civello |
Writing improved interfacesPatterns for IDL |
Requirements for collaborative development environmentsBernard Horan TT |
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| 14:00 |
Is ORB technology ready for the big time?Colin Crist GFB |
Patterns for large distributed systemsDavid Crone GFB |
UML: notations, roles, design processesDavid Parsons |
Human collaboration in the object development lifecycleLaura Hill & John Daniels |
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| 15:45 |
Capturing OO software architectureCharles Weir |
A paradigm shift in teaching OTJutta Eckstein |
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| 18:30 |
Speaker: Annraí O'Toole
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| 22:00 |
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Tuesday 7 April
| 9:00 |
Frameworks for business objects in large trading systemsMartin Coen, Neil Lancaster, Roy Maclean CS |
Object architectures and Internet applicationsRoland Medina CSS |
Modelling components & architecturesAlan Cameron Wills |
How software learnsNature of change
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Pattern languagesfor capturing excellence Bruce Anderson & Rory Woodward |
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| 10:45 |
Backoffice trading with GemstoneAlexander Jähne CS |
Architects - the acid testJan Purchase |
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| 15:00 |
Building integrity into Java programsJohn Hunt & Fred Long |
Distribution in Smalltalk & JavaSteve Edwards,Matthew Bradley |
Object Discovery *A process for developing applications |
How to Get Ahead in ArchitectureProcess and culture for change |
Patterns for pedagogyTechniques for teaching OTHelen Sharp, Mary Lynn Manns, Phil McLaughlin, Maximo Prieto |
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Wednesday 8 April
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Whither methods?Stephen Mellor Project Technology |
Middleware and tools for building OO applicationsDon Ferguson IBM |
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Java BeansNathan Sowatskey |
Personal cybernetics *Learning from experienceSteve Freeman GFB |
Design by translationCampbell McAusland |
Agents of changeTeam structures for change |
Architectural styles for distributed systems.Andy Moorley & Paul Dyson |
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| 14:30 |
Frameworks for modelling business processesStuart Robertson CS |
Can Objects get Mainstream?Roly Stimson |
Modelling concurrent business processesIan Graham &Peter Llewelyn Jones |
Metrics for project controlChris Kirsopp & Steve Webster |
The end of the Age of MiraclesDecoupling project management and design |
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