9th International Conference on
Reliable Software Technologies Ada-Europe 2004
Palma de Mallorca, 14-18 June 2004
You can download the Tutorial Program in PDF format here.
The tutorials are from 9:00 to 12:30 in the morning and from 14:00 to 17:30 in the afternoon.
There will be coffee breaks from 10:30 to 11:00 and from 15:30 to 16:00.
You can download an abstract of each tutorial in the links below.
Monday Friday9:00-10:30 Tutorial 1: J.-P. Rosen
Developing a Web server in
Ada with AWSTutorial 2: M. Heaney
Programming with the
Charles container libraryTutorial 3: G. Bernat
Probabilistic worst case
execution time analysisTutorial 6: P. Amey and R. Chapman
Practical experiences of safety
and security-critical
technologiesTutorial 7: B. Lewis and E. Colbert
Developing fault-tolerant,
time-critical systems with
AADL, UML and AdaTutorial 8: B. Brosgol
Real-Time Java for Ada
programmers10:30-11:00 Coffee Coffee11:00-12:30 Tutorial 1: J.-P. Rosen
Developing a Web server in
Ada with AWS Tutorial 2: M. Heaney
Programming with the
Charles container library Tutorial 3: G. Bernat
Probabilistic worst case
execution time analysis Tutorial 6: P. Amey and R. Chapman
Practical experiences of safety
and security-critical
technologies Tutorial 7: B. Lewis and E. Colbert
Developing fault-tolerant,
time-critical systems with
AADL, UML and Ada Tutorial 8: B. Brosgol
Real-Time Java for Ada
programmers12:30-14:00 Lunch Lunch14:00-15:30 Tutorial 1: J.-P. Rosen
Developing a Web server in
Ada with AWS Tutorial 4: M. Amado
No pointers, great
programs. How to stay on
the value semantics side of
the Ada way Tutorial 5: A. Strohmeier
Requirements analysis with
use clauses Tutorial 6: P. Amey and R. Chapman
Practical experiences of safety
and security-critical
technologies Tutorial 7: B. Lewis and E. Colbert
Developing fault-tolerant,
time-critical systems with
AADL, UML and Ada Tutorial 8: B. Brosgol
Real-Time Java for Ada
programmers15:30-16:00 Coffee Coffee16:00-17:30 Tutorial 1: J.-P. Rosen
Developing a Web server in
Ada with AWS Tutorial 4: M. Amado
No pointers, great
programs. How to stay on
the value semantics side of
the Ada way Tutorial 5: A. Strohmeier
Requirements analysis with
use clauses Tutorial 6: P. Amey and R. Chapman
Practical experiences of
safety and security-critical
technologies Tutorial 7: B. Lewis and E. Colbert
Developing fault-tolerant,
time-critical systems with
AADL, UML and Ada Tutorial 8: B. Brosgol
Real-Time Java for Ada
programmers
The organizers thank the supporters of the conference
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