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Ann Arbor Java Users Group
General Meeting -- Designing Software for Reliability 

Date: Tuesday, October 1, 2002 
Time: 8:00PM - 10:00PM EDT (GMT-04:00) 

"Designing Software for Reliability" by Paul Wisnewsky

Location: BE158, Washtenaw Community College (note the
room
change)
http://www.wccnet.org/search/roomlocator/index.php?room=BE158&bego=Go

Abstract:

This presentation will discuss several design patterns

and best practices for use in software development 
that will allow programmers to better support not only

their testing and QA groups but also end users and 
customers. The information will be presented in a
fairly
non-technical manner intended to provide basic ideas 
that can serve as discussion points for advocating the

building of "testing friendly" software from the
ground 
up. Specific topics will include: logging,
checkpointing,
filtering, and "hardcore" test automation.


Bio:

Paul Wisneskey grew up outside Washington D.C. in 
Northern Virginia. He received as B.S. in Computer 
Science and Mathematics from Virginia Polytechnic 
Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) and
went to work as software engineer for a small document

imaging systems vendor, Recognition Research Inc. As 
the company grew into an industry leader, he became
the 
Director of Product Development and was responsible
for the design, development, and testing of the
company's 
core product line. At the same time, he also served as
the 
technical architect of the document processing system
for 
the Department of Education's Federal Financial Aid 
Application processing system - one of the largest
data 
capture from paper systems ever built. Since moving to
the 
Ann Arbor area two years ago, he has worked for Arthur

Andersen and MetrixPoint, a sales forcasting
application 
startup company. In January, Paul joined ProQuest as
a Senior Software Engineer working on J2EE
applications.


Ann Arbor Java Users Group:

The AAJUG is a group of Java professionals in the
Ann Arbor/ Ypsilanti area. Our website (under
construction)
is at www.aajug.org, and has instructions for
subscribing 
to our mailing list to be notified of future AAJUG
events.
The AAJUG also has a Design Patterns SIG which meets
twice
a month at WCC.

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