The Educators' and Trainers' Symposium provides a forum for academic and industry professionals who have a vested interest in technology education and training. This one-day event is a unique opportunity for these individuals to come together and discuss their ideas on how to translate existing and future software development methods, practices and theory into courses, curricula, and training plans.
In a reprise of her ACM Turing Award lecture, Barbara Liskov discusses the invention of abstract data types, the CLU programming language, clusters, polymorphism, exception handling, iterators, implementation inheritance, type hierarchies, the Liskov Substitution Principle, polymorphism, and future challenges such as new abstractions, parallelism, and the Internet.
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More HighlightsWilliam R. Cook,
UT Austin chair@splashcon.org
Martin Rinard, MIT program@splashcon.org
October 17 TO 21 John Ascuaga's Nugget Reno/Tahoe Nevada, USA
