eugene@pioneer.arpa (Eugene N. Miya) (04/10/88)
[Please do not send mail to Eugene on this; see the Program Chair listed below]
Your call for participation
in COMPCON SPRING 89
The year's only broad-based computing conference
by the world's largest computer society
Start Your Participation in COMPCON SPRING 89 Now!
WHAT IS COMPCON? Over the years COMPCON has been known for consistently
providing a high quality program covering broad-based updates on
technological progress. Each year, technical people with transnational
contacts from industry, academia and research labs get together and study
the rapid advances being made in the computer field.
EXPAND YOUR PROFESSIONAL GROWTH! Here is your opportunity to contribute
toward making this major computing conference the best COMPCON ever!
Assist the Program Committee in generating a program which includes topics
in your area of expertise or interest.
1. Submit an extended abstract, or a full paper, in your area of expertise for
a proposed COMPCON presentation. Send four copies and include your phone
number.
2. Submit a proposal for a session, panel or tutorial you would like to
organize or in which you would like to participate.
3. Suggest topics, sessions, panels or tutorials you would like to have the
Program Committee develop and present, if possible at COMPCON SPRING '89.
To maintain high quality, the Program Committee reviews all papers and
generally limits sessions to ninety minutes with three speakers. Papers on
your experience with real systems rather than those with theoretical contacts
are strongly encouraged.
CONTACT:
Dr. Kenichi Miura (COMPCON 89 Program Chair)
Computational Research Department
Mail Stop B2-7
FUJITSU AMERICA, INC.
3055 Orchard Drive
San Jose, CA 95134-2017
(408) 432-1300 ext 5408 or 5723
WRITE NOW!
The earliest submissions have the most influence.
The submission deadline is June 1, 1988.
Notification of acceptance will be in October, 1988.
Hot Topic Areas
* Highly Parallel Systems
Parallel Architectures
Super Computers and Minisupers
Parallel Algorithms
Fault Tolerant Systems
Data Flow Machines
Advanced Scientific Computing
The New Workstation
* Distributed Systems and Networks
Distributed Operating Systems
Local Area Networks
Wide Area Networks
Distributed File Systems
Factory and Office Automation
Distributed Data Bases
Data and Voice Digital Networks
New Network Protocols
* Knowledge Engineering
Expert Systems
Logic Programming and Inference Engines
AI Architectures
Robotics
Computer Vision
Data Bases
* Software Engineering
Managing Software Complexity
Unix
Graphics
Quality Software: How to get it
User Services
CAD Tools
Object Oriented Languages, Data Bases and Systems
Window Systems
Data Security and Encryption
* Emerging Technologies
The 5th Generation Computers
Optical Computing
Neural Based Architectures
New Architectural Controversies
New Microelectronics Technologies
* If we missed your topic of interest, please suggest it
February 27-March 3, 1989
THIRTY-FOUR THE IEEE COMPUTER SOCIETY
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Cathedral Hill Hotel, San Francisco, California
Spring COMPCON '89
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