Hello dear Ralph,
On Saturday 23 September 2006 04:41, Ralph Castain wrote:
> I am sensitive to the fact that you are well ahead of us in terms of time.
> Is there some way we could organize our agenda to make things easier on
> you? If you review the syllabus posted on the OpenRTE web site
> (www.open-rte.org, look at the news column on the right side), are there
> particular topics you definitely want to attend, and others you would
> rather not attend?
Thanks for Your consideration -- for us, the different startup-methods
(core-concepts.pdf) and architectural design (here, the different
life-cycles, including planned persistent behavior and of course the
cell-design with the interaction of GPR to RAS and RMAP) is most interesting.
> You will note that I already have the materials for some of the modules
> posted on the site. I will be adding more modules in the next few days to
> complete the materials. This may give you a better idea of what I intend to
> cover, and to what depth. My intent is that this will be an interactive
> tutorial, with design discussions and changes being made as we go.
>
> I need to keep the modules in some order to make then understandable, but
> hate to impose upon you late into your night just so you can hear a topic
> of interest to you.
Well, we already plan to stay until around ten o'clock... So we would also
stay for part time of the afternoon session, as well.
Thanks,
Rainer
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