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A Conference on
Software Engineering Environments
2nd - 4th April 1986
University of Lancaster
England
PROGRAMME
Sponsored by the Alvey Directorate, U.K.
Course Director : Dr. Ian Sommerville
For information, contact :
Dr.John Mariani
Department of Computing
University of Lancaster
Bailrigg
Lancaster
LA1 4YR
Telephone: (0524)-65201 (ext. 4133)
Electronic mail --
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Programme
Issued on March 4, 1986
Wednesday 2nd April
Morning session chairman: Prof. W. Doug Shepherd,
University of Lancaster.
09.00-09.30 Introduction and Welcome
09.30-10.30 Invited Speaker - Vic Stenning,
Imperial Software Technology.
10.30-11.00 COFFEE
11.00-11.30 "Development and Project Management Support with
the Integrated Software Engineering Environment EPOS"
P. Lempp, University of Stuttgart
11.30-12.00 "Developing an Environment Manager for an IPSE"
M.Higgs and P.Stevens, GEC Software
12.00-12.30 "SSADM - How Computing can help the Practitioner"
P.Eagling, CCTA
12.30-14.00 LUNCH
Afternoon session chairman: Tim Lyons, Software Sciences
14.00-15.00 Invited Speaker - Ian Campbell, SYSECA
15.00-15.30 "Some Experience from the Design of an Integrated
Programming Environment"
Nazim H Madhavji and Luc Pinsonneault,
McGill University
15.30-16.00 TEA
16.00-16.30 "Some Practical Aspects of Software Reuse"
M.Stanley, RSRE
(Presented by S. Goodenough, RSRE)
16.30-17.30 PANEL - Software Reuse
Chairman: to be confirmed
17.30- Demonstration of Systems : to be timetabled
Thursday 3rd April
Morning session chairman: Tom Cox, STL
09.00-10.00 Invited Speaker - Roy Campbell,
University of Illinois
10.00-10.30 "Using principles to Design Features of a Small
Programming Environment"
A.J.Dix, M.D.Harrison and E.E.Miranda,
University of York
10.30-11.00 COFFEE
11.00-11.30 "The Presenter - a Formal Design for an
Autonomous Display Manager"
R.Took, University of York
11.30-12.00 "Use of an Existing Semantic Model in an IPSE"
A.N.Earl and R.P.Whittington, University of York,
P.Hitchcock, University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
and A.Hall, Systems Designers
12.00-12.30 "An Object-Based File System for
Large Scale Applications"
S.Crawley, University of Cambridge
12.30-14.00 LUNCH
Afternoon session chairman: Prof. Ian Wand,
University of York.
14.00-15.00 Invited Speaker - Leon Stucki, Futuretech.
15.00-15.30 "Total System Design in IPSEs"
G.S.Blair, R.Lea, J.A.Mariani, J.R.Nicol, C.Wylie,
University of Lancaster
15.30-16.00 TEA
16.00-17.00 PANEL - Formal Methods and Software Environments
Chairman Prof. B. Cohen, University of Surrey
17.00- Demonstrations of Systems : to be timetabled
Friday 4th April
Morning session chairman: Howard Nicholls, Alvey.
09.00-09.30 "The Analyst - A Workstation for Analysis
and Design"
M.Stephens and K.Whitehead, Systems Designers
09.30-10.00 "Project Development in View"
P.Reid and R.C.Welland,
University of Strathclyde
10.00-10.30 "SPADE - The Southampton Program Analysis
and Development Environment"
B.A.Carre, University of Southampton
10.30-11.00 COFFEE
11.00-11.30 "Where Software Production is Going"
M.Falla, Alvey Directorate
11.30-12.30 PANEL - Where Next for IPSE's?
Chairman: Prof. John Buxton,
King's College, London
12.30-14.00 LUNCH
14.00- Demonstration of Systems : to be timetabled
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CONFERENCE OUTLINE
This conference brings together many of the
leading practitioners
in the field of Software Engineering Environments.
The full conference programme (given above) has eighteen
presentations from our invited speakers and
from authors of accepted papers. These will be further sup-
plemented by end-of-the-day panel discussions, in addition to
on-site demonstrations of current systems to
provide some practical assessment of the presented work.
The invited speakers are :
Ian Campbell (Syseca Logiciel), France
Roy H. Campbell (University of Illinois), U.S.A
Vic Stenning (Imperial Software Technology), U.K.
Leon Stucki (Futuretech), U.S.A
CONFERENCE FEE
The fee is 165 sterling.
TRAVEL/ACCOMMODATION
The ALVEY Directorate have approved the use of Alvey monies
for travel to attend this conference.
Lancaster University is readily accessible by road,
rail and by air. The University is situated close to the M6
motorway between Preston and Lancaster, and lies 2 miles
north of Junction 33. The city of Lancaster is served by the
main west coast London to Glasgow rail line, with regular
services. Two airports (Manchester and Liverpool) are within
easy reach of the University and have rail and coach connec-
tions to the City.
Delegates will be expected to make their own travel
arrangements. A conference handbook will be sent out to
each delegate, together with a conference programme, in
which travel choices are outlined in some detail.
The conference is fully residential. Accommodation and
all meals will be provided on the University campus; this
cost is included in the conference fee. The accommodation is
reserved for delegates from the afternoon of Monday, 1st
April through to the morning of Friday, 4th April.
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
It has been provisionally agreed that the conference
proceedings will be published by Peter Perigrinus Ltd as a
book entitled "Software Engineering Environments" which is
to be edited by Ian Sommerville, University of Strathclyde.
REGISTRATION
Please submit your registration form and fee before
17th March 1986.
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APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION FORM
All delegates, please complete this application form and
return it, together with your fee, as early as possible to:
Dr.John Mariani
Department of Computing
University of Lancaster
Bailrigg
Lancaster
LA1 4YR
Telephone: (0524)-65201 (ext. 4133)
Electronic mail --
JANET : jam@uk.ac.lancs.comp
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The last date for receipt of applications is 17th
March, 1986.
I wish to attend the Software Engineering Environments
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The fee is 165 pounds sterling.
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