4th USENIX Conf on Object-Oriented Tech & Sys (COOTS) - Conf Program

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4th Conference on Object-Oriented Technologies and Systems
(COOTS '98)
April 27-May 1, 1998
Eldorado Hotel, Santa Fe, New Mexico


Sponsored by USENIX, the Advanced Computing Systems Association


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Full program and conference details:
http://www.usenix.org/events/coots98/


Email: conference@usenix.org
Phone: 714.588.8649
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--Master Complex Technologies in Tutorials Instructed by Experts


    Choose from an excellent set of 12 tutorials led by well-known
    experts from the industry. You will master both theory and
    practice in areas such as: concurrent OO programming in Java;
    COM and MTS; building distributed CORBA applications in C++;
    designing with patterns; Java Beans; distributed computing with
    Java RMI; using UML for modeling Java programs; and high
    performance C++ programming.


--Keynote: Rick Rashid, Director of Microsoft Research


--Take Today's Hot OO Technologies into Tomorrow


    Learn from the latest R&D results. For example, you will learn
    about using Java in industrial settings, providing essential
    qualities of service in distributed OO infrastructures, and
    enabling the construction and debugging of mission-critical,
    distributed applications in both CORBA and DCOM environments.


--Advanced Topics Workshop:
"Building Scalable Applications Using Object-Oriented Technologies"


    Attendance open to COOTS '98 registrants only and based on
    acceptance of a position paper due by March 10, 1998.


--Meet your Peers and Share Solutions
    "COOTS provides a unique opportunity to discuss the application
    of OO technologies to your problems with industry experts and
    your peers." Joe Sventek, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories,
    Program Chair


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