TRI-Ada '91 - Special Meetings and Panels!

TRI-Ada '91 - Special Meetings and Panels!

[Judy.Bamberger]

                       Ada:  Today's Accomplishments;
                             Tomorrow's Expectations


               FINAL PROGRAM - FINAL PROGRAM - FINAL PROGRAM

                                TRI-Ada '91
                         San Jose Convention Center
                            San Jose, California
                            October 21-25, 1991




              The largest worldwide conference and exposition
           devoted exclusively to the advancement of Ada software


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For  a  printed  copy  of  the  TRI-Ada '91 Final Program, or for additional
information, contact:

    TRI-Ada '91 - Danieli & O'Keefe Associates, Inc
    Conference Management
    490 Boston Post Road
    Sudbury MA  01776  USA

TO FAX:  CALL +1-508-443-4715.
OR CALL 1-800-833-7751 (in USA and Canada only) or +1-508-443-3330.

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EXECUTIVE  SESSION:   SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AND Ada.  This seminar for senior
executives,  coordinated  by  Larry  Druffel,  Director  of   the   Software
Engineering  Institute, will provide a concise, management-oriented overview
of Ada and software engineering.  Attendance is limited.


  Topics: Introduction and Overview of Ada
            L E Druffel, Software Engineering Institute
          Experiences with Ada
            J T Foreman, Software Engineering Institute
          A Program Manger's View
            D Andres, TRW
          Software Engineering and Ada
            S Murphy, IBM
          Economics of Software Engineering
            F McGarry, NASA

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ROUNDTABLE:  PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY - FREEDOM OR CONFINEMENT?      This
panel  will  discuss  a broad range of subjects relating to software design,
development and marketing, safety, quality,  intellectual  property  rights,
and  standards,  and  will  explore  ethics  and the decision making process
through a case study of real-world situations critical to the computing  and
system development industry.
  Moderator:  James Mauer, Executive Editor, Communications of the ACM

  Panelists:  David Brandon, Vice President for Program and Technology,
    Interop, Inc
              Bill Curtis, Director, Software Process Program, Software
                Engineering Institute
              Joseph DeBlasi, Executive Director, Association for Computing
                Machinery
              Paul Levy, President, Rational
              Paul Saffo, Research Fellow, Institute for the Future
              Winston Royce, Director of Software Development Technology,
                TRW

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Invited PANEL: Policy for Progress on Process Tu-Ma-4
   Moderator:     Joan Bebb, TRW

   Panelists:     M F Browning, Information Systems for C4
                  J D Carlson, SDIO/SD
                  T Horner, Defense Security Assistance Agency
                  L K Mosemann II, Deputy Assistant Secretary
                    of the Air Force (Communications, Computers,
                    and Logistics)
                  J P Solomond, Ada Joint Program Office

Senior representatives of the US DoD will discuss current
policies and explain future plans of their organisation to
support better software engineering through Ada.

For:           Those interested hearing the senior policy
               leaders describe exactly how the US DoD will shape the
               software development process used on its programs.
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