XP2001 - Schedule with Photos

Dave Astel's Pic Contribs      Michele Marchesi's Pic Contribs

Sunday, 20 May 2001

9:00-12:30 Workshops and Tutorials:

Workshop 11 Extreme Programming, revisiting the LEGO brick road (1st part) Organized by T. Mackinnon and P. Simmons

Hands-on Tutorial 12 User Stories and Planning Game (1st part) R. Jeffries, A. Anderson and C. Hendrickson

Workshop 14 Agile Modeling (AM) – A Discussion of Principles and Practices Scott W. Ambler, John Nalbone

12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-17:00 Workshops and Tutorials:

Workshop 11 Extreme Programming, revisiting the LEGO brick road (2nd part) Organized by T. Mackinnon and P. Simmons

Hands-on Tutorial 12 User Stories and Planning Game (2nd part) R. Jeffries, A. Anderson and C. Hendrickson

Hands-on Tutorial 13 An Introduction to Unit Testing XP Style Don Wells

Monday, 21 May 2001

9:00-12:30 Tutorials:

Tutorial 21 Extreme Programming for Beginners (1st part) Kent Beck

Tutorial 22 Refactoring Techniques Martin Fowler

Tutorial 23 No Stone Unturned, an introduction to test-driven development S. Freeman and T. Mackinnon

Tutorial 24 Extreme Options: the Economics of Flexibility John Favaro

Workshop 28 Customer Involvement Organized by T. Ayerst, A. van Deursen, R. Jeffries, T. Kuipers

12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-17:00 Tutorials:

Tutorial 21 Extreme Programming for Beginners (2nd part) Kent Beck

Tutorial 25 Refactoring to Patterns Joshua Kerievsky

Hands-on Tutorial 26 Advanced eXtreme Programming testing techniques J. Pelrine and J.U. Pipka

Tutorial 27 Writing User Stories Granville Miller

17:30-17:45

Opening of XP2001 Marcello Floris, President of BIC Sardinia

17:45-19:00 First Session and Welcome Reception

Poster Session

Demonstrations

A great challenge: XP in a typical dot-com, Y. Yongqing, W. Wolff - IT department, Europeloan Bank Simple Design and Unit Testing with Enterprise JavaBeans™: The Box metaphor, V. Peeters - Tryx bvba Functional Test Generation for Extreme Programming, M. Holcombe, K. Bogdanov, M. Gheorghe - Univ. of Sheffield Managing the Bootstrap Story in an XP Project, J. Andrea - ClearStream Consulting Inc. The Power of Stories, R. Davies - Connextra Ltd. Using Extreme Programming for Knowledge Transfer, L. Benedicenti, R. Paranjape - University of Regina Automating Acceptance Tests for GUI Applications in an Extreme Programming Environment, M. Finsterwalder - University of Hamburg Selling XP To The People Who Buy, N. Talbott, R.W. Miller - RoleModel Software, Inc How Distance Between Subject and Interviewer Affects the Application of Qualitative Research to Extreme Programming, S.J. Butler, Sian Hope, Robert Gittins - University of Wales, Bangor An Example of Product Refactoring, J. Mertens, L. Maknavicius - Alcatel R & I, Telecom Services Project Extreme Programming on PWAP (ficticious), A Wireless Application, P. Rodrigues, E. Karunakaran - NatureSoft Creative Software Solutions Pvt ltd Repo Margining System: Applying XP in the Financial Industry, P. Bossi, F. Cirillo - Banca IMI S.p.A., XPLabs S.R.L. Modeling XP Maintenance Activities Using Random Graphs, M. Marchesi, G. Succi, N. Serra - Univ. of Cagliari and Univ. of Alberta

17:45-18:25 RevJava, a review      assistant for Java      W. van den Ende, M. Evers,      G. Florijn      Software Engineering Research       Centre, Utrecht 18:25-19:00 jFactor       (Instantiations),       TestMentor (SilverMark)       and their integration       into JUnit      Jens Uwe Pipka      Daedalos Consulting

Tuesday, 22 May 2001

8:30-10:45

Welcome to participants Michele Marchesi, Program Chair

Introductory talk Kent Beck

Invited talk Transitioning to XP Don Wells

10:45-12:10 Coffee Break and Poster Session (repeated)

12:10-13:10 Lunch

13:10-15:00

Session 3 - Panel

Session 4 - Testing Chair: Joseph Pelrine

XP Installed: What is the Pain? - What is the Gain? Impresario: S. Fraser Panelists: Jutta Eckstein, Chet Hendrickson, Ron Jeffries, Robert Martin, Don Wells

Integrating Unit Testing into a Software Development Team's Process R.A. Ynchausti - Monster Consulting, Inc. Jester - a JUnit test tester I. Moore - Connextra Ltd. Increasing the Effectiveness of Automated Testing S. Smith, G. Meszaros - ClearStream Consulting Inc. Refactoring Test Code A. van Deursen, L. Moonen, A. van den Bergh, G. Kok - CWI, Software Improvement Group The Need for Speed: Automating Acceptance Testing in an Extreme Programming Environment L. Crispin, T. House, C. Wade - Tensegrent, OCLC, Inc., HealthLanguage, Inc.

15:00-15:20 Coffee Break

15:20-17:00

Session 5

Session 6 - Foundations of Flexible Techniques, Teaching and Learning Chair: Jim Highsmith

The XP Game Organized by P. Van Cauwenberghe, V. Peeters, M. Verluyten

Continuous Learning J. Kerievsky - Industrial Logic, Inc. Mass hysteria and the delusion of crowds M. Kenny - itopia A Methodology for Incremental Changes V. Rajlich - Wayne State University Teaching XP for Real: some initial observations and plans M. Holcombe, M. Gheorghe, F. Macias - University of Sheffield Design of an Experiment for Quantitative Assessment of Pair Programming Practices G. Succi, M. Stefanovic, M. Smitht, R. Huntrodst - University of Alberta, University of Calgary

17:00-18:20

Demonstrations

17:00-17:40   RevJava, a review assistant for Java W. van den Ende, M. Evers, G. Florijn Software Engineering Research Centre, Utrecht 17:40-18:20   jFactor (Instantiations), TestMentor (SilverMark) and their integration into JUnit Jens Uwe Pipka Daedalos Consulting

20:30 Conference Dinner
Keynote speech delivered by Robert Martin:
Helping corporations to become Agile

Extreme Night!!!, 22 May 2001

Wednesday, 23 May 2001

8:30-10:30

Session 7 - Invited Talks Chair: Chet Hendrickson

Light Methodologies: Problems, Principles, and Practices Jim Highsmith

Are We Doing XP? Ron Jeffries

10:30-10:50 Coffee Break

10:50-12:40

ession 8 - Panel

Session 9 - Methodology and Process Chair: Ron Jeffries

The business of XP: How do we sell XP projects and make sure we get paid? Organized by S. Freeman, J. Pelrine, T. Pardee, R. Miller, J. Nolan, K. Johansen

Integrating Extreme Programming and Contracts H. Heinecke, C. Noack - Daedalos Consulting Code Redemption - XP as a Means of Project Recovery P. Schuh - ThoughtWorks, Inc. Refactoring or Upfront design? P. Van Cauwenberghe - Lesire Software Engineering XP in Complex Project Settings: Some Extensions M. Lippert, S. Roock, H. Wolf, H. Züllighoven - University of Hamburg & APCON Workplace Solutions GmbH Stabilizing the XP Process Using Specialized Tools M. Lippert, S. Roock, R. Tunkel, H. Wolf - Univ. of Hamburg & APCON Workplace Solutions GmbH

12:40-13:40 Lunch

13:40-15:30

Session 10 - Tools and Practical Experiences Chair: Ann Anderson

Session 11 - Scalability and Management Issues Chair: John Favaro

A Practical Application of XP K. Dunsmore, C. Wiemann, G. Wolosin - Trilogy Software Qualitative Studies of XP in a Medium Sized Business R. Gittins, S. Hope, I. Williams - University of Wales Bangor, Parc Menai Business Park Diagnosing evolution in test-infected code C. Wege, M. Lippert - University of Tübingen & DaimlerChrysler AG, University of Hamburg & APCON Workplace Solutions GmbH Micro Projects Cause Constant Change J.H. Johnson - The Standish Group International, Inc.

Adaptation: XP Style C.T. Collins, R.W. Miller - RoleModel Software, Inc. micro­eXtreme Programming (µXP): Embedding XP Within Standard Projects F.A. Adrian Symantec Inc. The 5 reasons XP can't scale and what to do about them R. Crocker - Motorola, Inc. Distributed eXtreme Programming M. Kircher, P. Jain, A. Corsaro, D. Levine - Siemens AG, Washington University

15:30-15:50 Coffee Break

15:50-17:00

Invited talk Is Analysis Dead? Martin Fowler

17:00-17:15 Farewell



XP2001 - Post-Conference Activities

Thursday, 24 May 2001

8:30-17:00 Workshops:

Workshop 51 Experience Exchange Organized by J. Eckstein, J. Kerievsky and F. Westphal

Workshop 52 XP and Requirements Negotiation Organized by S.D. Fraser and G. Succi

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