[PRL] "Presentation Workshop" Wed 5/12

[Karl Lieberherr]

I just got a question: is your practice talk on the 20th?
No, my practice talk is tomorrow, as Mitch says in his message.

On the 20th are my talks at Stanford and at HP Labs and on the
27th is the real thing: my keynote at ICSE 2004, that might have
about 1000 attendees.

I appreciate your feedback tomorrow.

-- Karl

>-----Original Message-----
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>[mailto:prl-bounces at lists.ccs.neu.edu]On Behalf Of Mitchell Wand
>Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 10:54 AM
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>Subject: [PRL] "Presentation Workshop" Wed 5/12
>
>
>We will do Presentation Workshop (a/k/a Torture Chamber) for Karl in
>preparation for his presentation at the Stanford Software Seminar
>(http://www.stanford.edu/~sylweden/sss.htm) on 5/20.
>
>We will meet at 11:45.  I am aiming at 366WVH (the 3rd floor
>colloquium room), but the reservation process has not yet been worked
>out.
>
>--Mitch
>
>
>SPEAKER:  Karl J. Lieberherr, Northeastern University, Boston, MA
>TITLE:  Controlling the Complexity of Software Designs
>
>ABSTRACT
>Our research has focused on identifying techniques to develop software that
>is amenable to refactoring and change.  The Law of Demeter (LoD) was one
>contribution in this effort.  But it led to other problems.  With the
>current state of the art focused on Aspect-Oriented Software Development
>(AOSD), it is useful to revisit the general objectives of the LOD and adapt
>it to the new ideas.  Hence we introduce the Law of Demeter for Concerns
>(LoDC) and discuss the important intersection of these approaches with
>traversals.  We explore the ramifications of the Laws of Demeter (LoD and
>LoDC) to achieve better separation of concerns through improved software
>processes.  They are supported by language mechanisms that are implemented
>using novel applications of automata theory.
>
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