Seminars

Seminar: Erlang Do and Dont's
Targeted Audience: Software Developers
Requirements: Erlang programming experience.
Objectives: In-depth understanding of the good and bad programming practices.
Understand how to write readable and maintainable code.
Understand how to write efficient code.
Duration: One day
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Seminar: Erlang Testing and Debugging
Targeted Audience: Software Developers and Support and Test Engineers with programming experience.
Requirements: Erlang programming and testing experience. No OTP is necessary.
Objectives: Understand the test and debug strategies needed in finding bugs.
Understanding of the debugging primitives so as to be able to implement own tools.
Knowledge on the debugging tools available.
Duration: One day, two with exercises
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Seminar: Corba for Erlang/OTP
Targeted Audience: Software Developers and Support and Test Engineers with programming experience.
Requirements: Erlang programming and testing experience. Good OTP knowledge is necessary.
Objectives: Understanding how the Object Request Broker works. Be able to write Corba objects using the Interface definition Language. Knowledge of the Corba Services available through OTP. Be able to interface Java programs using Corba.
Duration: One day, two with exercises
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Seminar: Advanced OTP Concepts
Targeted Audience: Software Developers.
Requirements: Erlang programming and testing experience. Familiarity with OTP.
Objectives: Ability to develop and administer applications. Knowledge how to create and deploy releases. Being able to maintain releases including creating and deploying upgrades.
Goal: Being fully cognisantof the software engineering maintenance support in OTP.
Duration: One day, two with exercises
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Seminar: Database Theory with Mnesia
Requirements: Erlang by Example (or similar) for software developers.
Erlang for Test and Support (or similar) with three months full time Erlang experience for Test and Support Engineers. OTP is recommended, but not necessary.
Targeted Audience: Software Developers and Support and Test Engineers with programming experience.
Objectives: Understand the principles of database theory.
Understand Transactions and Atomicity.
Good understanding of Mnesia and its applications.
Understanding of Mnesia and Database Optimisations. Awareness of the occurring problems when using Mnesia.
Duration: One day
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Seminar: Erlang/OTP for Software and Project Managers
Requirements: General knowledge of software development and management of projects. No programming knowledge is needed.
Targeted Audience: Managers, Project Managers, Chief Technical Officers and others who need a better understanding of Erlang/OTP but will not be involved with hands on programming.
Objectives: Understanding the principles of Erlang/OTP.
Understanding the advantages of using Erlang/OTP.
Understand the methodology needed in Erlang/OTP based software development.
Have an understanding of errors and pit falls to be avoided in Erlang/OTP based development.
Duration: One day
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