ramamoor@lynx.cat.syr.edu (Ganesh Ramamoorthy) (05/13/91)
FOURTEENTH MINNOWBROOK WORKSHOP ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (TUTORIAL: July 22-23, WORKSHOP: July 23-26, 1991) Sponsored by: Syracuse University and Purdue University (Software Engineering Research Center); in cooperation with Rome Laboratory, GAFB,NY. The Fourteenth Workshop will be held at the Minnowbrook Conference Center of Syracuse University located at Blue Mountain Lake, in New York. As in the previous years, the workshop will address various software engineering issues of current interest. Additionally, this year we are especially interested in papers dealing with evaluation of software engineering methodologies. Following is a partial list of areas of interest at this workshop. .Formal Methods .Testing and Reliability .Object Oriented Methods .Fault-Tolerant software .Metrics and Measurement .Prototyping and Reusability .Validation & Verification .Development Environment The workshop will include both invited and contributed papers as well as panel sessions. An optional, one day tutorial on Software Testing and Reliability is also being planned for Monday July 22-23, 1991. If you are interested in participating in this workshop, please complete the enclosed form and return it as soon as possible since attendance is limited to the capacity of the conference center (63 people). If you would like to present a paper, please send a 100-300 word summary or a complete paper by June 7th 1991 to either Amrit Goel or Aditya Mathur. We hope to finalize the program by mid-June, therefore early submissions are highly encouraged. WORKSHOP COMMITTEE AMRIT L.GOEL ADITYA MATHUR ECE Department SERC 121 Link Hall Dept. of Computer Science Syracuse University Purdue University Syracuse, NY 13244 Lafayette, IN 47907 (315) 443-4350(phone) (317) 497-0638(Phone) (315) 443-2583 FAX (317) 494-0739(FAX) goel@cat.syr.edu apm@cs.purdue.edu MILISSA BENINCASA DEANE BERGSTROM Rome Lab Rome Lab RAM CHILLAREGE VERA EDELSTEIN IBM/TJ Watson Research Center NYNEX FRANK MCGARRY JACK MCKISSICK NASA/GSFC General Electric RAYMOND PAUL C.V. RAMAMOORTHY NASA/GSFC U.C Berkeley M. ZELKOWITZ Univ. of Maryland FOURTEENTH MINNOWBROOK WORKSHOP ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (TUTORIAL: July 22-23, WORKSHOP: July 23-26, 1991) REGISTRATION FORM NAME/AFFILIATION:____________________________________________ Interests in Software Engineering and Related Topics:______________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ I would like to: ____ Participate in a panel session on _______________________ (Topic of Interest) ____ Present a paper. Summaries (100-300) words or full length paper are due by June 7, 1991, however early submissions are highly encouraged. ____ Attend tutorial on Software Testing and Reliability . Address:______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Phone:(work)_______________________ (home)____________________ email: ______________________________FAX: ____________________ Enclosed:____ fee($500) or____deposit($100) (includes registration fee, meals and lodging for 3 nights; full refund if cancelled by July 2, 1991) MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: Minnowbrook Workshop PLEASE MAIL THIS FORM TO: Amrit L.Goel/ Kristin Lingo ECE Dept., Syracuse University Syracuse, NY 13244-1240 (315) 443-4350 or 4424 goel@cat.syr.edu FAX: (315) 443-2583 Please send the completed form as soon as possible Attending a Conference at MINNOWBROOK LOCATION: Minnowbrook is located in the Central Adirondack mountains on the north shore of Blue Mountain Lake. It is 135 miles from Syracuse, 90 miles from Utica, 115 miles from Albany, and 265 miles from New York City. A one-mile secondary road to Minnowbrook leaves Route 30 just north of Blue Mountain Lake Village. From New York City take 87 to 28 to 30; from Buffalo take 90 to 12 to 28 to 30. SETTING: The Minnowbrook Conference Center includes 28 acres of choice wooded land along the northern shore of beautiful Blue Mountain Lake. Two attractive modern lodges provide gracious living accommodations for up to 60 guests. This number may be increased through use of adjacent commercial lodge. Most rooms are for double occupancy. A spacious central lounge, a meeting room for industrial sessions, and a large recreation hall make Minnowbrook an ideal setting for seminars involving professional and business groups. Those attending Minnowbrook conferences dress informally, find ample opportunity to enjoy the natural beauties of the woodland setting in an atmosphere of relaxation and good fellowship. Each conference group has exclusive use of the Center, ensuring complete privacy. MINNOWBROOK WORKSHOP on SOFTWARE ENGINEERING FOR PARALLEL COMPUTING July 16-19, 1991 Sponsored by: Northeast Parallel Architectures Center, Syracuse University; in Cooperation with Rome Laboratory, GAFB, NY This workshop will be held at the Minnowbrook Conference Center of Syracuse University, Blue Mountain Lake, New York. It will deal with the problems of developing software for parallel computers. This workshop will provide a unique forum for the exchange of new theories and empirical results between the participants from academia, industry and government. Following is a partial list of the areas of interest at this workshop. *Programming languages for parallel computers *Performance Evaluation Tools *Graphical Parallel Programming Aids and Tools *Visualization Techniques *Programming Environments and Debuggers *Testing and Metrics for Parallel Software The workshop will include both invited and contributed papers as well as panel sessions. If you are interested in participating in this workshop, please complete the enclosed form and return it as soon as possible since attendance is limited to the capacity of the conference center (63 people). If you would like to present a paper, please send a 100-300 word abstract to Mark LaPolla or Amrit Goel by June 7,1991. We hope to finalize the program by mid June and therefore early submissions are encourages. The accepted papers will be published in workshop proceedings. The publication of selected papers in an edited book form is under discussion with MIT Press. WORKSHOP COMMITTEE Amrit L. Goel Mark Vincent LaPolla ECE Dept. Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. Syracuse University Advanced Computing Lab Syracuse, NY 13244 0/96-40, B/254 G (315)443-4350,443-2583 FAX 3251 Hanover St. goel@cat.syr.edu Palo Alto, CA 94304 (415)354-5043, 424-3425 FAX lapolla@harvard.harvard.edu Alok Choudhary Arif Ghafoor Syracuse University Purdue University Geoffrey Fox Ilya Gertner NPAC Encore Syracuse University K.C. Tai Joseph Cavano NSF and NCSU Rome Laboratory Raleigh, N.C GAFB, NY FOURTEENTH MINNOWBROOK WORKSHOP ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERING FOR PARALLEL COMPUTING (July 16-19, 1991) REGISTRATION FORM NAME/AFFILIATION:____________________________________________ Interests in Software Engineering for Parallel Computing:______________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ I would like to: ____ Participate in a panel session on _______________________ (Topic of Interest) ____ Present a paper. Summaries (100-300) words or full length paper are due by June 7, 1991, however early submissions are highly encouraged. Address:______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Phone:(work)_______________________ (home)____________________ email: ______________________________FAX: ____________________ Enclosed:____ fee($500) or____deposit($100) (includes registration fee, meals and lodging for 3 nights; full refund if cancelled by July 2, 1991) MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: Minnowbrook Workshop PLEASE MAIL THIS FORM TO: Amrit L.Goel/ Kristin Lingo ECE Dept., Syracuse University Syracuse, NY 13244-1240 (315) 443-4350 or 4424 goel@cat.syr.edu FAX: (315) 443-2583 Please send the completed form as soon as possible Attending a Conference at MINNOWBROOK LOCATION: Minnowbrook is located in the Central Adirondack mountains on the north shore of Blue Mountain Lake. It is 135 miles from Syracuse, 90 miles from Utica, 115 miles from Albany, and 265 miles from New York City. A one-mile secondary road to Minnowbrook leaves Route 30 just north of Blue Mountain Lake Village. From New York City take 87 to 28 to 30; from Buffalo take 90 to 12 to 28 to 30. SETTING: The Minnowbrook Conference Center includes 28 acres of choice wooded land along the northern shore of beautiful Blue Mountain Lake. Two attractive modern lodges provide gracious living accommodations for up to 60 guests. This number may be increased through use of adjacent commercial lodge. Most rooms are for double occupancy. A spacious central lounge, a meeting room for industrial sessions, and a large recreation hall make Minnowbrook an ideal setting for seminars involving professional and business groups. Those attending Minnowbrook conferences dress informally, find ample opportunity to enjoy the natural beauties of the woodland setting in an atmosphere of relaxation and good fellowship. Each conference group has exclusive use of the Center, ensuring complete privacy. -- Ganesh Ramamoorthy 130 Remington Ave #L Syracuse, NY 13210