TOOLS USA 97 - Tutorial Program

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Tutorial Program
28-29 July (Monday and Tuesday)

Tutorial tracks at a glance

Methods UML and OML The BON Method for reusability Analysis by Contract Real-time with Shlaer-Mellor	Languages Applying O-O principles in Java A tour of Python Eiffel Essentials
Technology Using CORBA Testing O-O software Effective object databases Relational and O-O coexistence	Design and management Safety-critical applications Advanced encapsulation techniques Metrics for O-O development ISO 9000 for quality management

Applying O-O principles in Java: Roy Phillips, Technical Resource Connection (Perot Systems) (USA)

Using CORBA: Gordon Jones, ICL (UK)

Method unification: UML and OML: Rob Allen (Swinburne Inst., Australia), Don Firesmith (KSC, USA), Brian Henderson-Sellers (Swinburne)

Effective object databases and multi-tier architectures: Nimish Doshi, Versant (USA)

Real-Time Development with the Shlaer-Mellor Method: Steve Mellor, Project Technology (USA)

Relational and O-O coexistence: Per Grape and Kim Waldén, ENEA Data (Sweden)

Testing object-oriented software: Robert V. Binder, RBSC Corporation (USA)

Class design: advanced encapsulation techniques: Raimund Ege, Florida International Univ. (USA)

Metrics for object-oriented development: Christine Mingins, Monash Univ. (Australia)

The BON Method: analysis and design for reusability: Kim Waldén, ENEA Data (Sweden)

A tour of the Python language: Guido van Rossum, Python designer (USA)

Eiffel Essentials: James McKim, Hartford Graduate Center (USA)

ISO 9000 for software quality management: Madhu Singh and Patricia Bonanni, Bellcore (USA)

Analysis by Contract: Richard Mitchell, Univ. of Brighton (UK)

Object Technology for safety-critical applications: Richard Riehle, Adaworks (USA)

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