Chair: Sherman R. Alpert
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, tutorials@oopsla.acm.org

Tutorial Availablity

OOPSLA 2002 continues the Conference's tradition of offering world class tutorials presented by renowned researchers and practitioners. Tutorials are presented during the first two days of the Conference as well as during the technical sessions on days three and four.

Tutorials will be presented in the Washington State Convention & Trade Center. All tutorials include a complimentary lunch and breaks with OOPSLA-supplied snacks and drinks. All tutorial attendees are also invited to the Tutorials and Workshops Reception on Monday evening.

Monday, 4 November

8:30-17:00 Full day

1	Essential Object-oriented Analysis and Design
2	Agile Software Development Methodologies: Principles and Practices
3	Pattern-Oriented Software Architectures for Networked and Concurrent Applications
4	Automated Software Testing: Hands On and Interactive!
5	Pragmatic Programming - the First Day
6	Programming Web Services Applications

8:30-12:00 Morning

7	Building Secure OO Systems - A Practical Guide and Overview
8	Introduction to the .NET Framework
9	The Art of Writing Use Cases
10	Programmer's Dozen: Thirteen Practices for Refactoring, Repairing, and Regaining Control of Your Code
11	Efficient Implementation of Object-Oriented Programming Languages

13:30-17:00 Afternoon

12	Card-based User and Use Case Task Modeling
13	Developing Java Applications for Mobile Devices
14	Object vs. The Web
15	Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture
16	Aspect-Oriented Programming in C++
17	The Design and Implementation of the Jikes RVM Optimizing Compiler

Tuesday, 5 November

8:30-17:00 Full day

18	A Brief Tour of Responsibility-Driven Design
19	Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming
20	Web Services and Service Oriented Architectures
21	A Language Designer's View of Rotor, Microsoft's "Shared Source" Implementation of the Common Language Infrastructure

8:30-12:00 Morning

22	Extreme Programming, A Simulation
23	Designing an Agile Methodology
24	J2EE for Enterprise Application Integration and e-business Integration
25	Introduction to Concurrent Programming in Java
26	Reflection in Java
27	Patterns at Work
28	Use Cases, Usability Requirements and User Interfaces
29	.NET Primer with C#

13:30-17:00 Afternoon

30	eXtreme Programming & Web Development
31	Patterns for Writing Effective Use Cases
32	Dungeons and Patterns!
33	Concurrency Utilities: Tools for Managing Multithreading
34	C++ Idioms
35	What's Happening Inside Your EJB Application Server?
36	Patterns and Application Experiences for Real-time Object Request Brokers
37	Objects, XML and Databases
38	Distributed .NET

Wednesday, 6 November

10:00-17:30

39	Ruby in a Day
40	Aspect-Oriented Programming with AspectJ
41	Programming Web Services for Mobile Devices

10:00-13:15

42	Refactoring To Patterns
43	EJB Roleplay
44	Test-Driven Development in .NET

13:30-17:00 Afternoon

45	Object-Oriented Reengineering: Patterns & Techniques
46	Patterns for EJB Development
47	Scrum and Agile Process 101
48	Use Cases and Testing: Using Use Cases to Write Test Cases

Thursday, 7 November

13:30-17:00 Afternoon

49	How to Use Design Patterns In Java and .NET
50	Daily Builds are for Wimps
51	Successful Technical Leading on an OO project
52	Notes on the forgotten Art of Software Architecture
53	Framework Design and Implementation using Java and UML
54	Developing Web Services CANCELED

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