- IFIP-WG2.3 School, 3-10 January 2002, Pune, India
A total of 65 participants attended the school.
- Advanced Software Design, 20-24 May 2002, Catarmaca,
Argentina
17 people attended the course.
This course was given by Mr. Chris George.
- Advanced Software Design, 27-31 May 2002, San Luis,
Argentina
18 people attended the course.
This course was given by Mr. Chris George.
- MENA Summer School on Mobile and Internet Computing, 8-19 July
2002, Beirut, Lebanon
This school was jointly organised by UNU/IIST and CAMS(the Centre
for Advanced Mathematical Sciences), and supported by FME, EATCS,
BCS-FACS and several international organisations at the American
University of Beirut.
60 participants attended this school.
- Almaty Summer School on Formal Methods and Information
Technologies, 1-15 August 2002, Almaty, Kazakhstan
This school was organised in collaboration with the Institute for
Problems of Informatics and Control, Almaty, Kazakhstan, in
particular Prof. Bektur Baizhanov, assisted by ex-UNU/IIST fellow
Viktor Verbovskiy.
A total of 29 participants attended the school. This includes
participants from Almaty (9), elsewhere in Kazakhstan (10), other
central Asian republics (9) and Russia (1)
Part of the course was given by Mr. Chris George and Dr. Liu Zhiming.
- Hanoi Summer School on Some Advanced Topics in Computer
Software and Application, 5-30 August 2002, Hanoi, Vietnam
This school was organised in collaboration with the faculty of
technology of the National University of Hanoi.
Two courses out of five were given by Dr. Dang Van Hung and Mr. Chris
George.
A total of 69 participants attended the school.
- Design Techniques of Hardware/Software Mixed Systems,
15-19 September 2002, Kwan Yan, China
This course was conducted by Prof. He Jifeng. 35 participants
attended the course.
- School on Methods, Tools and Techniques for Industrial Software
Engineering, 28 October to 15 November, 2002, Lagos, Nigeria
This School was organised in collaboration with the Unviersity of
Lagos, Nigeria.
Part of the School was given by Dr. Bernhard Aichernig.
