Tutorials at a Glance

Chair: Craig Larman
Valtech
The OOPSLA conference is well known for its high quality tutorials that span a wide range of relevant and timely topics. OOPSLA 2001 has worked hard to continue this tradition by offering 70 carefully selected tutorials. The complete tutorial program covers a broad spectrum of topics selected to appeal to the interests of a wide range of participants, including practitioners, managers, and researchers. The tutorials are categorized below for ease of selection; individual tutorials may be found in multiple categories.

All tutorials include a lunch provided by OOPSLA.

Sunday, 14 October 2001 Full Day – 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
1	A Brief Tour of Responsibility-Driven Design	Convention Ctr — Room 20
2	Testing Object-Oriented Software Systems	Convention Ctr — Room 13
3	Usage-Centered Design: An Agile Model-Driven Process for Object-Oriented User Interface Design	Convention Ctr — Room 25
4	Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming	Convention Ctr — Room 22
5	CANCELED Lo-Fi Design Strategies for Creating Highly Usable Object-Oriented User Interfaces	Convention Ctr — Room 24

Sunday Half Day – Morning – 8:30 am – 12:00 noon
6	Inside High-Quality Software Architectures	Convention Ctr — Room 18
7	Dungeons and Patterns!	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 11
8	Introduction to Writing Use Cases	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon V
9	Object-Oriented Design of Human-Computer Interaction	Convention Ctr — Room 15
10	Introducing Patterns (or Any New Idea) into Organizations	Convention Ctr — Room 14
11	Introduction to Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming in Java	Convention Ctr — Room 16
12	Agile Methodologies	Convention Ctr — Room 19
13	CANCELED How to Manage the Change from COBOL to OOP	Marriott Hotel — Salon A
14	Component and Service Architecture Modeling with UML	Convention Ctr — Room 21
15	XML, XSD, and SOAP as a Better Component Model	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon VI
16	An Introduction to Design Patterns	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon IV
17	Producing GUIs with Java	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 12

Sunday Half Day – Afternoon – 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm
18	Designing Concurrent Object-Oriented Programs in Java	Convention Ctr — Room 16
19	Building Parsers with Java	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 11
20	Daily Builds Are for Wimps	Convention Ctr — Room 15
21	Designing with Patterns	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon IV
22	The .NET Framework: The Common Language Runtime and C#	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon VI
23	CANCELED Garbage Collection	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 12
24	Advanced Use Case Writing	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon V
25	Fractal Patterns and Frameworks in UML — Towards UML 2.0?	Convention Ctr — Room 21

Monday, 15 October, 2001 Full Day – 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
26	Aspect-Oriented Programming with AspectJ™	Convention Ctr — Room 20
27	Software Architecture: It’s What’s Missing From OO Methodologies	Convention Ctr — Room 13
28	Improving Your Use Cases	Convention Ctr — Room 22
29	Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture: Patterns for Concurrent and Networked Objects	Convention Ctr — Room 15
30	CANCELED Object-Oriented Reengineering	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 12

Monday Half Day – Morning – 8:30 am – 12:00 noon
31	Patterns at Work	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon VI
32	Designing an Agile Methodology	Convention Ctr — Room 19
33	Exposing and Consuming Web Services with .NET	Convention Ctr — Room 21
34	Efficient Architectures for Object-Oriented Component-Based Middleware	Marriott Hotel — Salon A
35	Extreme Programming Live!	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon IV
36	Patterns and Architectures for J2EE Systems	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon V
37	Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code	Convention Ctr — Room 16

Monday Half Day – Afternoon – 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm
38	Efficient Implementation of Object-Oriented Programming Languages	Marriott Hotel — Salon A
39	Making the Software Process Transparent by Using Intelligent Agents	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon V
40	Surviving Object-Oriented Projects	Marriott Hotel — Florida Salon VI
41	Refactoring to Patterns	Convention Ctr — Room 21
42	How to Really Fail at Software Architecture	Convention Ctr — Room 19

Tuesday, 16 October, 2001 Full Day – 10:00 am – 5:00 pm (short lunch break)
43	The Art of Writing Use Cases	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 12
44	Architecting Large Business Systems	Convention Ctr — Room 25

Half Day – Afternoon – 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm
45	The UML’s Object Constraint Language (OCL) — Specifying Components	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 11
46	J2ME Design and Development Considerations	Convention Ctr — Room 16
47	Embedded Systems in C++ — C++ Idioms, Patterns, and Architecture for Constrained Systems	Convention Ctr — Room 5
48	Adaptive Object-Model Architecture: How to Build Systems That Can Dynamically Adapt to New Business Requirements	Convention Ctr — Room 15
49	No Stone Unturned: An Introduction to Test-First Programming	Convention Ctr — Room 3
50	CANCELED Designing Software Architecture for Quality: The ADD Method	Convention Ctr — Room 22
51	Creating Responsive, Scalable Systems	Convention Ctr — Room 13
52	Leading Retrospectives on OO Projects: Looking Back to Move Forward	Convention Ctr — Room 14
53	Business Modeling with the UML	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 1
54	XP Meets UML: Development Processes for eTechnology	Convention Ctr — Room 23
55	Component-Based Design: A Complete Worked Example	Convention Ctr — Room 24
56	Developing Java Applications for Small Spaces	Convention Ctr — Room 6

Wednesday, 17 October, 2001 Half Day – Afternoon – 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm
57	Patterns for Making Your Business Objects Persistent in a Relational Database World	Convention Ctr — Room 3
58	Creativity in Software Development	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 11
59	Architectures for Integrating Business Logic into J2EE	Convention Ctr — Room 22
60	Planning Agile Projects	Convention Ctr — Room 16
61	CANCELED Designing Small Memory Software: Development Patterns for Systems with Limited Memory	Conventin Ctr — Room 25
62	Reflection in Java	Convention Ctr — Room 5
63	Ruby for the Impatient	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 12
64	Realizing Extreme Programming as a Strategic Weapon for Innovation	Conventin Ctr — Room 23
65	Advanced Extreme Programming Testing Techniques	Conventin Ctr — Room 24
66	C++ Idioms	Conventin Ctr — Room 13
67	Patterns and Techniques for Developing Performance Effective Enterprise Java Beans	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 1
68	Pair Programming: Experience the Difference	Conventin Ctr — Room 15
69	Objects vs. The Web	Conventin Ctr — Room 14
70	CANCELED OPEN: A Flexible OO/CBD Process for Software-Intensive Systems Development	Marriott Hotel — Meeting Room 2