Yvonne
Coady is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University
of Victoria. Her Ph.D., from the University of British Columbia,
focused on the implementation of aspects within operating systems and their
subsequent impact on evolution. Previously, Yvonne did work
in other areas of systems development, including adaptive concurrency
control mechanisms and the implementation of global memory management
using network processors in workstation clusters.
David
H. Lorenz is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at
Northeastern University. He has a Ph.D. from the Technion-Israel
Institute of Technology. Prof. Lorenz's research interests include
concepts of software components, with special interest in adaptive
components and component-based design (particularly JavaBeans
technology). He teaches courses in Programming Languages,
Object-Oriented Design, and Component-Based Programming. He has
served on the program committees of International Technology of
Object-Oriented Languages and Systems Europe Conferences (TOOLS
Europe 2000: Enterprise Architecture, Patterns, Components; and TOOLS
Europe 2001: Components for Mobile Computing). David was a co-chair
of the OOPSLA'01 Workshop on Language Mechanisms for Programming
Software Components, and is a member of the organizing committee
(Posters and Demonstrations Co-Chair) for ECOOP'03. He is a member
of editorial board of International Journal of Information Technology
and Decision Making, World Scientific Publishing Co.
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