johnd@boulder.Colorado.EDU (John Donnelly) (05/05/89)
BULLETIN!! BULLETIN!!
Pre-registration for the Summer 1989 Baltimore Technical
Conference and Exhibition closes 5/19/89. Save yourselves
the late registration fee ($50 for the Conference AND $50
for the tutorials) by sending in your registrations today.
Although none of the tutorials have yet closed out, pre-
registration is very high in about half of them. Don't get
shut out again! Pre-register now as many of the tutorials
will most likely be closed out by the end of May. A listing
of the tutorial program follows. Complete descriptions of
the individual tutorial offerings, as well as the Conference
Agenda, registration information, etc., are contained in the
registration packet (avialable by calling 714-588-UNIX, or
sending e-mail to uunet!usenix!judy to request a registra-
tion packet).
Monday, June 12, 1989
1. Mach Overview Avadis Tevanian, NeXT, Inc.
2. Introduction To Programming the X Window Oliver Jones
Systems, Version 11 Apollo Computer
3. An Introduction to C++ Rob Murray, AT&T Bell Labs
4. Security Issues in a Distributed UNIX Dan Geer, Jeff Schiller
Environment: The Kerberos Approach Jon Rochlis - MIT
5. Performance Measurement Tools and Danny Chen and Ron Barkley,
Techniques Under UNIX System V AT&T
6. Introduction to 4.3BSD Internals Tom Doeppner, Brown University
7. Introduction to UNIX System V Internals Steve Buroff, AT&T
Curt Schimmel, Key Computer Lab
8. TCP/IP Performance Enhancements Mike Karels, UC Berkeley
Van Jacobson, LBL
9. Designing and Maintaining a LAN Evi Nemeth, Bob Coggeshall,
Trent Hein - Univ. of Colorado
10. AIX Technology Charlie Sauer & Jack O'Quin, IBM
11. PostScript in the UNIX World Dick Dunn
Interactive Systems Corp.
12. UNIX System V Remote File Sharing (RFS) Mike Padovano & Mike Scheer
AT&T
13. UNIX Network Programming Richard Stevens, Health
Institute International
Tuesday, June 13, 1989
1. Mach Virtual Memory Internals Nawaf Bitar, Apollo
2. XToolkit Intrinsics Paul Kimball, DEC
3. Using Advanced C++ Features Stanley Lippman, AT&T Bell Labs
4. Network Computing System & Architecture: Nathaniel Mishkin & Paul Leach
Overview & Tutorial in Writing Apollo Computer
Distributed Applications
5. Introduction to the Internals of the Richard Stallman, GNU Project
Gnu C Compiler (GCC)
6. Beyond 4.3BSD: Advanced Kernel Topics Mike Karels and Marshall Kirk
McKusick UC - Berkeley
7. Advanced UNIX System V Internals - Steve Buroff, AT&T
A Code Walk Through Curt Schimmel, Key Computer Lab
8. UNIX 4.xBSD Systems Administration Rob Kolstad, PRISMA
Evi Nemeth, Univ. of Colorado
9. UNIX Device Driver Design (4.2/3BSD) Dan Klein
Software Engineering Institute
10. Software Contracts and Intellectual Dan Appelman - Heller, Ehrman,
Property White & McAuliffe
11. Using the NeWS Window System David LaVallee & Owen Densmore
Sun Microsystems
12. Writing Distributed Applications John Corbin & Chris Silveri
Using the ONC Platform Sun Microsystems
13. Special Topics in C Carol Meier, API Ltd.
_E_X_H_I_B_I_T _S_P_A_C_E _S_T_I_L_L _A_V_A_I_L_A_B_L_E!
A limited amount of exhibit space is still available. Contact:
John L. Donnelly
USENIX Exhibit Office
5398 Manhattan Circle
Boulder, CO 80303
303-499-2600
uunet!{usenix,boulder}!johndjohnd@boulder.Colorado.EDU (John Donnelly) (05/06/89)
BULLETIN!! BULLETIN!!
Pre-registration for the Summer 1989 Baltimore Technical
Conference and Exhibition closes 5/19/89. Save yourselves
the late registration fee ($50 for the Conference AND $50
for the tutorials) by sending in your registrations today.
Although none of the tutorials have yet closed out, pre-
registration is very high in about half of them. Don't get
shut out again! Pre-register now as many of the tutorials
will most likely be closed out by the end of May. A listing
of the tutorial program follows. Complete descriptions of
the individual tutorial offerings, as well as the Conference
Agenda, registration information, etc., are contained in the
registration packet (avialable by calling 714-588-UNIX, or
sending e-mail to uunet!usenix!judy to request a registra-
tion packet).
Monday, June 12, 1989
1. Mach Overview Avadis Tevanian, NeXT, Inc.
2. Introduction To Programming the X Window Oliver Jones
Systems, Version 11 Apollo Computer
3. An Introduction to C++ Rob Murray, AT&T Bell Labs
4. Security Issues in a Distributed UNIX Dan Geer, Jeff Schiller
Environment: The Kerberos Approach Jon Rochlis - MIT
5. Performance Measurement Tools and Danny Chen and Ron Barkley,
Techniques Under UNIX System V AT&T
6. Introduction to 4.3BSD Internals Tom Doeppner, Brown University
7. Introduction to UNIX System V Internals Steve Buroff, AT&T
Curt Schimmel, Key Computer Lab
8. TCP/IP Performance Enhancements Mike Karels, UC Berkeley
Van Jacobson, LBL
9. Designing and Maintaining a LAN Evi Nemeth, Bob Coggeshall,
Trent Hahn - Univ. of Colorado
10. AIX Technology Charlie Sauer & Jack O'Quin, IBM
11. PostScript in the UNIX World Dick Dunn
Interactive Systems Corp.
12. UNIX System V Remote File Sharing (RFS) Mike Padovano & Mike Scheer
AT&T
13. UNIX Network Programming Richard Stevens, Health
Institute International
Tuesday, June 13, 1989
1. Mach Virtual Memory Internals Nawaf Bitar, Apollo
2. XToolkit Intrinsics Paul Kimball, DEC
3. Using Advanced C++ Features Stanley Lippman, AT&T Bell Labs
4. Network Computing System & Architecture: Nathaniel Mishkin & Paul Leach
Overview & Tutorial in Writing Apollo Computer
Distributed Applications
5. Introduction to the Internals of the Richard Stallman, GNU Project
Gnu C Compiler (GCC)
6. Beyond 4.3BSD: Advanced Kernel Topics Mike Karels and Marshall Kirk
McKusick UC - Berkeley
7. Advanced UNIX System V Internals - Steve Buroff, AT&T
A Code Walk Through Curt Schimmel, Key Computer Lab
8. UNIX 4.xBSD Systems Administration Rob Kolstad, PRISMA
Evi Nemeth, Univ. of Colorado
9. UNIX Device Driver Design (4.2/3BSD) Dan Klein
Software Engineering Institute
10. Software Contracts and Intellectual Dan Appelman - Heller, Ehrman,
Property White & McAuliffe
11. Using the NeWS Window System David LaVallee & Owen Densmore
Sun Microsystems
12. Writing Distributed Applications John Corbin & Chris Silveri
Using the ONC Platform Sun Microsystems
13. Special Topics in C Carol Meier, API Ltd.
_E_X_H_I_B_I_T _S_P_A_C_E _S_T_I_L_L _A_V_A_I_L_A_B_L_E!
A limited amount of exhibit space is still available. Contact:
John L. Donnelly
USENIX Exhibit Office
5398 Manhattan Circle
Boulder, CO 80303
303-499-2600
uunet!{usenix,boulder}!johnd