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1 total messages Started by David Baldwin Wed, 04 Feb 1998 00:00
Next week!! - Ninth AUUG Canberra Summer Conference and Workshops
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Author: David Baldwin
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 00:00
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Apologies to those who have already seen this message.

However, whilst we have your attention, we would encourage anyone
who intends to come to either the workshops or conference, to register
as soon as possible. Particularly in the case of Neil Gunther's
roadshow, we need to specify numbers for the books and lunches -
and you wouldn't want to miss out on them!

So please contact us soon.

===================================

Ninth AUUG Canberra Summer Conference and Workshops
===================================================

AUUG in Canberra is holding its 9th annual conference and workshops on
the 11th, 12th and 13th of February 1998. There will be two days of
workshops, followed by the one day conference. The venue will again be
the Australian National University.

Neil Gunther Roadshow
=====================

We are pleased to announce that AUUG National are touring Dr. Neil
Gunther of Performance Dynamics, who will be presenting a one-day
tutorial on "High Performance WEB and DATABASE Techniques", which
discusses techniques for assuring high performance on UNIX servers that
support web, intranet, and database applications. It is tailored for
UNIX, DBAs and other technical staff involved in server procurement and
application development.  It is part of our workshop program on both
Wed 11th Feb (W1) and Thurs 12th Feb (W2).  The registration fee for
this workshop includes a copy of Neil's latest book The Practical
Performance Analyst, and lunch.

Further information about this tutorial is available from the AUUG 
website at:
    http://www.auug.org.au/tuts/gunther.html
or contact us by phone/fax/email as detailed below.

Workshops
=========

The workshops will be held on Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th February
1998 at the Australian National University at 9am and 1:30pm.

In addition to the full day workshops by Neil Gunther, we expect to
offer the following workshops:

    W3 Introduction to Tcl/Tk, Steve Ball, ANU, full day - Wed 11th Feb 
    W4 Basic Java GUI Programming, Jan Newmarch, UC, half day - AM Wed 11th
Feb 
    W5 Advanced Java GUI Programming, Jan Newmarch, UC, half day - PM Wed
11th Feb
    W6 Tcl and Java, Steve Ball, ANU, half day - AM Thurs 12th Feb 
    W7 Introduction to Perl, Frank Crawford, ANSTO, half day - AM Thurs
12th Feb
    W8 New Features of Tcl/Tk 8.0, Steve Ball, ANU, half day - PM Thurs
12th Feb
    W9 A Cryptography Primer, Lawrie Brown, ADFA, half day - PM Thurs 12th
Feb 
    W10 Advanced Perl 5, Frank Crawford, ANSTO, half day - PM Thurs 12th
Feb
    W11 Introduction to Sendmail 8.8, John Barlow, Daedalus, half day - PM
Thurs
12th Feb

You can attend workshops without attending the conference. The size of
each workshop is limited and spaces will be allocated on a first come, 
first served basis. We reserve the right to cancel any workshop, in which 
case a refund will be arranged.

Further information on the workshops, including abstracts, is
available from our website at:
    http://www.canb.auug.org.au/cauug/summer/wshop98.html
or contact us by phone/fax/email as detailed below.

Please note, the workshop fee does not include lunch, however there are
several luncheon spots within easy reach.

Conference
==========

The Conference will be held on Friday 13th February at the Australian
National University, at 9am. The program currently includes the
following presentations:

    1. Parallel Processing in Pictures: Form vs. Content, Dr. Neil Gunther,
       Performance Dynamics 
    2. Automated Software Distribution Tool, Gordon Rowell, Gormand
PL/Telstra
    3. Voice Over IP, Peter Elford, Cisco 
    4. Security - IPSEC, Phil Yialeloglou, Cisco 
    5. A Current Perspective on Encryption Algorithms, Lawrie Brown, ADFA 
    6. Managing Free Software Projects, Andrew Tridgell, ANU 
    7. Object serialization in Java, Enno Davids, Metva 
    8. Recent and Forthcoming Developments on the Web, Jan Newmarch, UC 
    9. Internet Payment Systems, Peter Billam, P J B Computing
   10. What's the time, Mr Satellite? Using a GPS receiver as a NTP
Reference
       Clock, Jeremy Bishop, Dept.  of Defence 
   11. Sam-I-Am - A SPAM Filter System, David Purdue, SunSoft Pacific 

Further information on the conference, including abstracts, is
available from our website at:
    http://www.canb.auug.org.au/cauug/summer/conf98.html
or contact us by phone/fax/email as detailed below.

The conference fee includes lunch, as well as morning and afternoon tea.

Registration and Fees
=====================

Registration fees for the Roadshow, Workshops and Conference are: 

 Neil Gunther Roadshow (W1-W2)
         AUUG Members           $400
         AUUG Student Members   $250
         Non Members            $550
 Workshops - Full Day (W3)
         AUUG Members           $160
         Non Members            $200
 Workshops - Half Day (W4-W11)
         AUUG Members           $80
         Non Members            $100
 Conference
         AUUG Members           $80
         AUUG Student Members   $60
         Non Members            $100

To register, please complete and submit the registration form at:
    http://www.canb.auug.org.au/cauug/summer/rego.html
or contact us by phone/fax/email as detailed below to obtain a copy.

Other Information
=================

The venue for both the workshops and the conference is the Australian
National University, with registration in the Manning Clark Foyer
(building 26a), from 8:30am on.

Parking is available off Hutton Street (entrance 8 on ANU map), (3 for
free before 9am); or try the roof of the Parking tower near the Workers
club.

Further information
===================

If you need more information, please contact us by:

 Phone: Free Call 1-800 625 655
 Fax:   (02) 9332 4066
 WWW:   http://canb.auug.org.au/cauug/summer
 Email: canb98@auug.org.au

Hope to see you there.
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