IBM, a sponsor of ISE and the SSI Program, will be holding several hands on workshops during the ISE/SSIP workshop. These workshops have limited seating, but will be repeated multiple times. Registration will open on July 5, 2007.

 

Register for IBM Workshop Sessions

 

IBM Workshops:

 

T1. Eclipse: Empowering the Universal Platform

(Sun-8AM, Mon-1PM, Tue-1PM)

 

Explore Eclipse as a universal platform for anything and everything related to software development and beyond. This workshop includes a deep dive into some of the feature rich projects that the Eclipse community is developing. The workshop will illustrate the functionality of selected Eclipse projects and capabilities. 1/2 day

 

T2. Open Community Tools:  An Open Stack Development Platform

(Sun-8AM, Sun-1PM, Tue-8AM)

 

This workshop will focus on an Open software development stack using Open Source software and the Open Community tools from IBM. These tools combine to create an effective no-cost development environment. The Open SuSe 10.1 development environment will be used as the base operating system. 1/2 day

 

T3. Architecture, Design and Construction using the IBM Rational Software Delivery Platform

(Sun-8AM, Sun-1PM, Mon-8AM, Tue-8AM)

 

This workshop will demonstrate the latest version of the IBM Rational Software Development tools, their broad range of functionality and their use throughout the entire software development process, focusing on application modeling, design, development, coding, and testing. 1/2 day

 

T4. Effective software testing: tools and strategies for project success

(Sun-1PM, Mon-8AM, Mon-1PM, Tue-1PM)

 

This workshop will focus on end-to-end quality in the software development process. People attending this workshop will go through several hands-on exercises showing the collaboration between different team members in the development lifecycle and how Eclipse and the Ration Software Delivery platform facilitates this collaboration. 1/2 day

 

T5. Change and Release Management

(Mon-8AM, Tue-1PM)

 

The focus of software configuration management has historically been on managing changes to software assets during the development phase of your project. In today's environment things are different. After your development phase is complete, you need to move your software artifacts from your software configuration environment to your test environment, and ultimately to your production environment. This workshop will focus on the steps involved in changing the application, building the application and deploying the application. 1/2 day

 

T6. Enterprise Systems

(Mon-1PM, Tue-8AM)

 

Enterprise Systems.