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IBM T.J. Watson Research Center OOPSLA workshops are intensive collaborative sessions where groups of object technologists meet to surface, discuss, and attempt to solve challenging problems facing their field. Workshops also provide the opportunity for representatives of a technical community to coordinate efforts, and to establish collective plans of action. From 44 proposals, OOPSLA 2001 has carefully selected 31 workshops that span a wide range of relevant and timely topics. Workshops are full-day events that occur on either of the first two days of the conference. To ensure a sufficiently small group for effective interaction, workshop attendance is managed by the organizers of each workshop. Prospective attendees are typically required to submit a position paper outlining their opinions on an aspect of the workshop’s topic. Details on the format and submission of position papers vary depending on the criteria established by the workshop organizers. Please check individual workshop Web pages, or contact the primary workshop organizer, for additional information regarding the content, participation criteria, and deadline for a particular workshop. Unless otherwise stated by the workshop organizers, the deadline for position papers is August 17, 2001. Workshop presentations are at the discretion of the organizers but all attendees are expected to contribute to the discussion. After the workshop, the organizers are responsible for reporting results to the object community via a short summary that will appear on the workshop’s Web site. Workshop organizers and participants must register for the conference for at least the day of their workshop. Workshop participants must check-in at the registration desk before attending the workshop, preferably the evening before. The workshops are categorized below in tracks for ease of selection; individual workshops may be found in multiple tracks.
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