OOPSLA 2003 –– Advance Program -- Wednesday, 29 October

Wednesday, 29 October

8:30-10:00	Keynotes & Invited Speakers: Seven Paradoxes of Object-Oriented Programming Languages
10:00-17:00	Poster: Posters on display
10:30-12:00	Technical Paper Technical Papers and Onward!: Error Repair Technical Paper: Generics Panel: Discipline and Practices of TDD (Test Driven Development) Onward!: Acceptability-Oriented Computing Domain-Driven Development: Vision
11:00-11:45	Demonstration 17: Redeveloping a High-Performance Computing FrameWork Demonstration 18: Do You Still Use a Database? Demonstration 20 Jazz: A Collaborative Application Development Environment Demonstration 22 T++ : A Tool for Web Application Development with C++
12:00-12:45	Demonstration 2: Smart Play-Out Demonstration 23: AspectJ Development Tools Demonstration 24 Variant Management for Embedded Software Product Lines with Pure::Consul and AspectC++ Demonstration 27 Visual SDLC: Improving Requirements Engineering for Object-Oriented Systems
13:30-17:00 Afternoon	Tutorial 44: Notes on the Forgotten Art of Software Architecture Tutorial 45: Test-Driven Development with "fit", the Framework for Integrated Test Tutorial 46 Object-Oriented Reengineering: Patterns & Techniques Tutorial 47: Enterprise Application Integration with J2EE and .NET Tutorial 48: Guided Inspection of UML Models Tutorial 49: Extending Enterprise Systems with Mobile/Wireless Applications Tutorial 50: Understanding Circa-2003 XML Technologies Tutorial 51: Designing Reliable Collaborations Tutorial 52 Agile Database Techniques: Data Doesn't Have To Be A Four Letter Word Anymore
13:30-15:00	Technical Paper: Java Performance Panel: Innovate! Practitioners Report: Old Code Domain-Driven Development: Technology
15:00-15:45	Demonstration 3: Visualizing and AspectJ-enabling Eclipse Plugins using Bytecode Instrumentation Demonstration 4: Automated Impact Analysis of Objected Oriented Software Demonstration 5 JPie: An Environment for Live Software Construction in Java Demonstration 21: Requirements Use case Tool (RUT)
15:30-17:00	Technical Paper: Language Design Panel Model Driven Architecture: How far have we come, how far can we go? Practitioners Report: Real-World Objects Onward!: The Biology of Information
16:00-16:45	Demonstration 6: Hardware/Software Codesign For Neo Smalltalk Demonstration 8 QuickUML: a tool to support iterative design and code development Demonstration 9: The Generic Modeling Environment Demonstration 25: Building Compilers For Micro-programmable Graphics Processors
19:00-23:00	Special Event: The Big Event