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Intention
Important Dates
5th Conference on Smalltalk and Java in Industry and Education (STJA)
The conference provides a broad forum for
the presentation and discussion of topics that cover interesting application oriented
research aspects. Interesting topics include, but are not limited to:
- object-oriented modeling
- object-oriented modeling methodologies and languages (UML,
OML)
- software patterns
- development and use of frameworks
- component centered technology
- applications of Java and Smalltalk frameworks (as San
Francisco, Bolero, etc.)
- Java and Smalltalk: experiences in industry and research
- object-oriented and object-relational database management
system
- development and use of distributed object-oriented systems
- object-oriented CASE tools
- quality assurance in software projects
- agent technology and software development
5th Workshop on
Multimedia Information and Communication Systems (MIK) http://www-stja.transit-online.de/mik
- applications for the Internet/Intranet
- Internet and electronic markets
- teleteaching and telelearning systems
- Helpdesk systems
- security in networks
- multimedia systems and tools
- information retrieval in distributed systems
1st Workshop on New Media in
Research and Education (NMFL)
- computer based training (CBT)
- virtual reality, virtual prototyping
- virtual studio
- 3D-visualisation
- interaction in digital audio-/video sequences
- DVD (digital versatile disc)
Submission Guidelines
Formatting Guidelines
for Preparing the Final Version
In order to stimulate a lively
exchange of ideas between different groups we strongly encourage the submission of papers
from research as well as industry.
- research papers (about 10 pages (5.000 words))
- papers from industry/users (3-6 pages (1.500-3.000 words)
Research papers have to indicate in what
way they will contribute to the aim of the conference.
Papers from industrials users and vendors
are expected to explicitly ponit out unsolved problems and the resulting demands on
research.
Submissions can be sent either by e-mail
(accepted formats are Postscript Level 2, MS Word and Framemaker) or by regular mail (five
copies of the paper please).
All accepted papers will be published in
the conference proceedings.
All submissions and inquires should
be directed to:
Prof. Dr. Rainer Unland
Universität-Gesamthochschule Essen
Fachbereich 6 (Mathematik und Informatik)
Schützenbahn 70
45127 Essen
Tel.: +49 (0) 201-1833421
Fax: +49 (0) 201-1832419
e-mail:unlandr@informatik.uni-essen.de
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