This year CASCON'08 will host CasconCamp, an activity inspired by DemoCamp.

 

Date	Tuesday, Oct 28
Time	6:00pm (not 6:30 or 7:00 as listed at some places)
Location	CASCON Conference - Sheraton Parkway Toronto North York Ballroom C
Expected Attendance	Any participant in CASCON
Expected Presenters	Any participant in CASCON, particularly those who have a poster/exhibit and want to show their demo to a bigger audience.

CasconCamp is a is an informal meeting where a succession of presenters demonstrate their work in front of an audience. Emphasis is put more on working code and technical details but less on PowerPoint slides which are BANNED!. Emphasis is also on social interaction; half of the presentation time is devoted to interaction and questions. This is an ideal venue for sampling some demos before going to visit their associated exhibits at the CASCON Technology Showcase.

Exhibitors or others interested in presenting their work at CasconCamp, can get more information and register directly on the wiki page or ask for more information by joining the discussion list at http://groups.google.com/group/casconcamp.  

There is only two rules for presenters:

• Rule #1: No powerpoints allowed. Why no .ppt? Well, do you have working software or don't you.
• Rule #2: Demos are not a second over 10 minutes each, questions included. Plan for a 5 min. demo.

Presenters 

More information for presenters:

• Expect only a table, chair, electrical power, and a standard VGA connector for the projector. If you need more then that, make prior arrangement with the organizer.
• Standard wifi internet access from the conference should be accessible, but please do not rely  totally on it for your presentation.
• No warranty of setup time, if your laptop need to reboot for detecting the projector be prepare and have something to say during that time.
• All presenters should read Tips for presenting at DemoCamp.
• Add your name to the presenters list by first becoming a member of CasconCamp google group and then click the "Edit" link on top of this page.
  

Presenters Schedule (priority will be given to exhibitors with a poster accepted).

• Ali Razavi, Requirements-Driven Model Refactoring, Univ. of Waterloo 
• Lars Grammel, CiteViz, a tool for visualizing references between publications, University of Victoria, http://citeviz.wiki.sourceforge.net/
• Thomas Reidemeister, Differential Analysis of Monitoring Data for Fault Diagnosis, Univ. of Waterloo
• Kevin Browne, Coconut Optimization Framework Applied to Cell BE, McMaster University
• Ferosh Jacob, Daqing Hou, CSeR: (Code Segment Reuse), Clarkson University
• Michael Page,Showing new examples of digital  holography, OCAD

Attendees

In DemoCamp spirit the audience is not required to register but for helping planing of the event and coordination between participant you are invited to put your name here if you intend to come.

• Dominic Letarte, École Polytechnique de Montréal
• Estelle Havva, National Research Council Canada, Industrial Research Assistance Program

Footnotes

Cascon and CasconCamp are external IBM events and no IBM Confidential Information should be made available or discuss during theses events.