All events are at the Hyatt St. Claire, 302 S. Market
St., San Jose, CA 95113. The hotel is in downtown San Jose; there
is complimentary shuttle service from the San Jose International
Airport, and the hotel is four blocks from the I-280 Almaden/Vine
exit: I'm sure
that SIGCSE'97
won't mind you having a peek at their
map, where
it is hotel number 4, and
there is some unofficial travel information.
Early registration ends January 31, 1997. There is
a discount for joint registration with the
SIGCSE Conference.
See the registration form.
Registration on Friday and Saturday is at
the Fairmont Hotel (170 Market, a block from the St. Claire),
and on the other two days at the St. Claire. Complete the registration form and
mail it immediately.
Accommodation:
The symposium consists of technical
sessions, which consist
of 14 tracks (see figure). These are
running on Friday, February 28, and Saturday, March
1 from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM in 5 concurrent tracks:
details are in the final programme.
There will also be a keynote address each day, from
Adele Goldberg (Director of Neometron, Inc)
and
Elliot Soloway and Cathie Norris (Universities
of Michigan and North Texas, respectively).
There are also
six tutorials, running concurrently
from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Sunday, March 2.
Registrants for the technical sessions will receive the SAC'97 Proceedings.
Registration:
There is also some unofficial travel information.
Organisers:
Jim Hightower (Conference Chair), Barrett Bryant (Programme Chair), K. M. George (Conference Vice-Chair), Jan Carroll (Proceedings Editor), Sami Khuri (Local Arrangements), Dave Oppenheim (Treasurer), and Paul Rivera (ACM HQ).
Sponsors:
SAC'97 is co-sponsored by ACM Special Interest Groups SIGAPP SIGCUE, SIGBIO and SIGAda.
For more information:
For general information, contact the Symposium Chair Jim Hightower
(714)449-4191, the Symposium Vice-chair K.M. George
(405)744-5221 or the Programme Chair Barrett Bryant
(205)934-2213.
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