Open Source Quality Project Retreat
May 10-12, 2006
Santa Cruz
The meeting will take place at the West Coast Hotel in
Santa Cruz.
Wed, May 10
2:00pm For Berkeley students: Bus leaves Soda Hall
7:30pm Dinner. We have made reservations for 7:30pm at two restaurants in downtown
Santa Cruz, about 1-2 miles from the hotel. We are planning to walk there. We will meet at the hotel reception at 6:45pm and divide into two groups. We will probably start walking at 7:00. We will maintain a few available seats at each restaurant for latecomers. If you arrive very late (after 8:30 or so), and want to get a quick bite, go to the pub that is at the entrance to the
Municipal
Wharf (very close to the hotel). Open late, some light food.
- Oswald’s, 1547 Pacific Ave. Santa Cruz, (831) 423-7427, 20 people, 7:30pm
Thu, May 11: (The Santa Cruz Room)
8:30am Continental breakfast
9am Kick off, quick introductions
- Prof. Sanjit Seshia: "From Decisions to Recovery"
- Brian Hackett (Stanford): "Simplifying Summary-Based Analysis"
- Adam Chlipala: "Developing Sound Program Analysis Tools by Programming with Proofs"
10:45am coffee break
11:00am
- Armando Solar-Lezama: "Sketching with Partial Programs"
- Sorav Bansal (Stanford) : "Automatic Generation of Peephole Superoptimizers"
- Bill McCloskey: "Exploring Shape Analysis in Practice"
12:30pm lunch
2pm "8-minute madness"
- Share with us your recent results, work in progress, or just any thought-provoking idea.
- You have 7 minutes followed by a few quick questions.
- Open to everybody, including visitors.
- If you plan to use slides, email them to Ras or use a USB memory stick.
3:15pm Refreshments.
3:30pm More madness.
4:30pm Free time until dinner. Suggested activity: a group walk along the shore to the lighthouse.
6pm dinner. Casablanca Restaurant. Beach Street and Main Street, Santa Cruz, CA, 95062, Tel: 831.423.1570
8:30pm: desert, wine and a panel discussion back at the hotel. Proposed topic: TBD.
Fri, May 12
8:30am continental breakfast
9:00am
- Prof. Anindya Banerjee (Kansas): "Information Flow,
Declassification and Modularity"
- Jeremy Condit: "Deputy: Enforcing Type Safety in Systems Software using Dependent
Type Annotations"
- Simon Goldsmith: "Empirical Computational Complexity"
10:30am break (a good time to check-out)
11:00am The PLDI'06 Session
- Manu Sridharan: "Refinement-Based Context-Sensitive Points-To Analysis for Java"
- Mayur Naik (Stanford): "Effective Static Race Detection"
12:00pm buffet lunch
12:30pm Visitor feedback session, overlapping the lunch.
2:30pm For Berkeley students: Bus leaves The Coast Hotel.