Sunday, March 19, 2006	Spring School
Monday, March 20, 2006	Tutorials and Workshops
Tuesday, March 21, 2006	Tutorials and Workshops
Wednesday, March 22, 2006	Research Track, Industry Track, Demos, & BoFs
Thursday, March 23, 2006	Research Track, Industry Track, Demos, & BoFs
Friday, March 24, 2006	Research Track, Demos, & BoFs

Sunday, March 19, 2006
	Venue: Bonn-Aachen IT-Center, Dahlmannstr. 2 (How to get there?)

09:30	Welcome
10:00	Presentations on AOSD:	AO Analysis and Design: Awais Rashid, Lancaster University, UK
10:30		AO Formal Methods: Shmuel Katz, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
11:00		AO Languages: Mira Mezini, University of Darmstadt, Germany
11:30		AO Applications: Wouter Joosen, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
12:00	LUNCH BREAK
14:00	Panel to start the discussion session (topic to be determined based on the submitted and collected issues)
15:00	Interactive discussion session (topic and structure to be determined based on the submitted and collected issues)
18:00	Everyone is welcome to join us for dinner and drinks!

Venue: University main building (Floor plan)

09:00

T1:	Models and Aspects–Handling Cross-Cutting Concerns in Model-Driven Software Development (half day) (HS XIII)
T3:	Generative Software Development (full day) (HS XII)

AIT:	Aspects in Teaching (HS VI)
OAL:	Open Aspect Languages (HS VIII)
EA:	Early Aspects: Traceability of Aspects in the Early Life Cycle (HS VII, I, II)
LATE:	Linking Aspect Technology and Evolution (Room 1.070)

Note that the DAW and ASPL workshops have been canceled. Submissions have been redirected to OAL and BPAOSD respectively.

12:30

LUNCH BREAK

14:00-
17:30

T2:	Programming with Views and Collaborations in ObjectTeams/Java (half day) (XS XIII)
T3:	Generative Software Development (full day) (HS XII)

Workshops run from 9:00-17:30

Venue: University main building (Floor plan)

09:00

T4:	Aspect-Oriented Programming with C++ and AspectC++ (half day) (HS XIII)
T5:	Enterprise Aspect-Oriented Programming (full day) (HS XII)
T6:	abc : How to implement your own tools for AOP research (full day) (HS XI)

ACP4IS:	Aspects, Components, and Patterns for Infrastructure Software (HS III)
AOM:	Aspect-Oriented Modeling (HS VIII)
FOAL:	Foundations Of Aspect-Oriented Languages (HS VII)
BPAOSD:	Best Practices in Applying Aspect-Oriented Software Development (HS VI)
SPLAT:	Software Engineering Properties of Languages and Aspect Technologies (Room 1.070)

12:30

LUNCH BREAK

14:00-
17:30

T5:	Enterprise Aspect-Oriented Programming (full day) (HS XII)
T6:	abc : How to implement your own tools for AOP research (full day) (HS XI)
T7:	Getting to grips with AspectJ5 (half day) (HS XS XIII)

Workshops run from 9:00-17:30

Wednesday, March 22, 2006
	Venue: University main building (Floor plan)

08:30	Welcome (HS I)
08:40	Keynote: Carliss Baldwin The Power of Modularity: The Financial Consequences of Computer and Code Architecture (HS I)
10:10	Demo madness (HS I)
10:30	COFFEE BREAK
	HS I	HS VIII	HS IX	HS VII
11:00	Paper Session 1: Concern Modelling and Design	I1: Uwe Hohenstein	D1: AJDT D2: AspectC++	D3: AOP-Migrator D4: Compose*
11:30		I2: Michael Mortensen, Sudipto Ghosh
12:00		I3: Srinivas Narayanan, Kamal Govindraj, Binil Thomas, Prashant Nair
12:30	LUNCH BREAK
14:00	Paper Session 2: Language Design and Implementation	I4: Dean Wampler	D5: NDAC++ D7: LogicAJ	D6: Prism D8: Fluid AOP
14:30		I5: Joakim Dahlstedt, Alexandre Vasseur, Jonas Bonér
15:30	COFFEE BREAK
16:00	Paper Session 3: Aspect Reuse and Domain-Specific Approaches	I6: Mik Kersten, Matt Chapman, Andy Clement, Adrian Colyer	D10: Caesar D12: AO4BPEL	D9: Phx Morph D11: Magellan
16:30		I7: Ron Bodkin, Jason Furlong
17:30	BREAK
18:00	Student Extravaganza: Poster Event & Reception (Aula)
20:00	BoFs B1: AO@D - Any time soon? B3: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques for Writing Reusable Aspects in AspectJ

Thursday, March 23, 2006
	Venue: University main building (Floor plan)

08:30	Keynote: Richard Gabriel Design Beyond Human Abilities (HS I)
10:00	COFFEE BREAK
	HS I	HS VIII	HS III	HS IX	HS VII
10:30	Paper Session 4: Evaluation and Metrics	I8: Rob Harrop		D14: Intensional Views D16: FINT	D13: Impact Analysis D15: Dynamic Slicing
11:30	Paper Session 4: Evaluation and Metrics	I9: Allison Duck		D14: Intensional Views D16: FINT	D13: Impact Analysis D15: Dynamic Slicing
12:00	LUNCH BREAK
14:00	Paper Session 5: Tools and Software Process		D14: Intensional Views D8: Fluid AOP	D7: LogicAJ D12: AO4BPEL	D17: Glassbox D1: AJDT
15:30	COFFEE BREAK
15:45	Panel: Important Open Problems for Future Research in AOSD			D4: Compose* D5: NDAC++	D15: Dynamic Slicing D11: Magellan
17:15	BREAK
18:30	Banquet (joint departure) Arrival at 19:00

Friday, March 24, 2006
	Venue: University main building (Floor plan)

	HS I	HS V	HS III	HS IX	HS VII
09:00	Paper Session 6: Testing	BoFs		D2: AspectC++	D9: Phx. Morph
10:00	COFFEE BREAK
10:30	Paper Session 7: Aspect Composition and Interaction	B2: AOSD and Development Processes - A Wild Wedding? (10:30-11:30)	D13: Impact Analysis D17: Glassbox	D10: Caesar D3: AOP-Migrator	D6: Prism D16: FINT
12:00	LUNCH BREAK
14:00	Closing

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