PhD Summer school on Logics of Specification Languages
Stará Lesná, Slovakia 6-19 June. Organizer: CoLogNet,
Participants: 45 from 23 countries. Several were sponsored by
UNU-IIST. 9 courses in total were taught at the school; Chris
George taught "The logic of the RAISE Specification Language".
2nd International Summer School on Formal Methods and
Information Technologies Almaty, Kazakhstan 2-14 August Institute
for Problems of Informatics and Control (IPIC) 25 people from 5
countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan The school included four courses:
Introduction to formal development using RAISE and some example
applications. (Chris George, UNU-IIST)
Software development using UML (Dr. Saule Sagnaeva, IPIC &
Aulie-Ata University): taught in Russian
Introduction to specification languages Duration Calculus and CSP
(Prof. Bektur Baizhanov and Dr. Viktor Verbovskiy, IPIC): taught
in Russian
Specifying Systems in TLA+ (Dr. Stephan Merz, Lorraine branch of
INRIA)
Summer School on Advanced Techniques for Software
Development, 16 August - 3 September, 2004. Organisers: Department of
Computer Science, School of Sciences, Hue University, Vietnam, and
UNU-IIST. Participants: 19. Courses:
Foundations of Software Testing (Bernhard K. Aichernig,
UNU-IIST)
2004 China International Training Course on Computer
Software Technology, 19 July - 13 August 2004. Organizer: Guizhou
Academy of Sciences, and UNU-IIST. Participants: 51 from 25
developing countries. Courses:
UML (Xiaoshan Li, University of Macao),
The B Method (Dang Van Hung, UNU-IIST),
The RAISE Method (Li Danning and Li Dan, Guizhou, China),
Foundations of Database (Yuan Liyan, Canada).
The school also had one seminar from Prof. Zhou Chaochen (Academy
of Sciences, China), and two seminars by Prof. Zhang Mingyi
(Guizhou, China).
Summer School on Methods and Tools
for High Quality Software Development, 16-27 August 2004,
Zhengzhou, China. Organisers: Zhengzhou University and UNU-IIST.
Participants: 66 (one from Greece). Courses:
High-Integrity Software Development in SPARK (Dr. Kung-Kiu
Lau, University of Manchester, U.K.),
Protocol Verification using Process Algebra (Prof. Wan
Fokkink, CWI, The Netherlands),
Using Timed Automata to Specify and Verify Real-Time Systems
(Dr. Jozef Hooman, Embedded Systems Institute Eindhoven ,The
Netherlands),
RAISE Method and Tool(Chris George, UNU-IIST).
Pernambuco School on Software Engineering: Refinement,.
Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil, 23 November - 5 December 2004. Organisers:
Federal University of Pernambuco. Participants: 50
from 5 countries (Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Chile
and Argentina). Courses:
Unifying Theories of Programming (Ana Cavalcanti, Jim Woodcock,
UK)
Concurrency: CSP and FDR (Jim Davies, UK)
Refinement in
object-oriented development: UML and sequential Java
(Paulo Borba, Augusto Sampaio, Brazil)
Probability in the context of wp (Carroll Morgan, Australia)
Real-Time and Fault-Tolerant Systems: Specification, Verification,
Refinement and Schedulability (Zhiming Liu, UNU-IIST)
Refinement tools: focus on industrial experience (Colin
O'Halloran, UK)
Course covering RSL, testing from formal specifications, and
formalising UML class diagrams using RSL, taught by Chris George,
Hyderabad, India 1-4 March 2004. Host: University of Hyderabad.
Participants: 15 participants from India.
Course on Software Project Management Lagos, Nigeria 21-25
June University of Lagos, taught by Dr Edmonds Lau, University of
Swinburne, Australia. Participants: 24 from Nigeria.
Formal Software Specification using RAISE, Maputo,
Mozambique, taught by Dr. Antonio Cerone on 26-30 July 2004. Host:
Eduardo Mondlane University. Participants: 30 (4 from South
Africa, the others local)
Course on OO Software Development with UML, 2-13 August
2004, East China Normal University, Shanghai. Lecturer: Zhiming
Liu. Participants: about 170 fourth year undergraduates and Master
students.
Course on Foundations of Software Testing taught by Chris
George, University of San Luis, Argentina, 15-19 November 2004. 15
participants from Argentina.
Course on Formal Software Development taught by Chris George,
University of San Luis, Argentina, 18-20 November 2004. 15
participants from Argentina.
Course on Software Project Management taught by Chris George,
Arequipa, Peru, 29 November - 1 December 2004. 40 participants
from Peru.