Tutorials

Tutorials cover areas interesting for congress participants as well as for possible other audience. Here also exhibitors can participate with their software or hardware presentations. Tutorials will be organised  in the first day and will be,  according to the interest ,  repeated during the congress.  They will last three hours  including a break.

For organisers:

Proposals  should be sent by email to the EUROSIM 2007 IPC chair. A tutorial proposal should clearly indicate the topic, background knowledge expected of the participants, objectives and the qualifications of the instructor(s).

Authors of the tutorials are kindly asked to send the camera ready paper according to the instructions for final papers in the Conference management system before the deadline for the final papers.

For participants:

Tutorials are free of charge.
Please register for tutorial(s) when register for the congress.

Schedule:

Sunday, Sept. 9, 2007

13-15.45 Lecture room P21
Håkan Lundvall, Jan Brugård: Introduction to Object-Oriented Modeling and Simulation with Modelica Using the OpenModelica Environment

13-15.45 Computer room LRNV
E. Kindler: Super-Object-Oriented Programming and Model Nesting

16-18.45 Computer room LRNV
Håkan Lundvall, Jan Brugård: Introduction to Object-Oriented Modeling and Simulation with Modelica Using the OpenModelica Environment

16-18.45 Lecture room P1
D. J. Murray Smith: Inverse Simulation Methods and Applications

Peter Fritzson (author) Håkan Lundvall (presentor) Linköping University Programming Environment Laboratory (Pelab), Linköping Sweden Jan Brugård (presentor) MathCore Engineering AB, Linköping Sweden		Introduction to Object-Oriented Modeling and Simulation with Modelica Using the OpenModelica Environment Abstract		Prof. dr. Peter Fritzson Biography
David J. Murray-Smith, University of Glasgow, Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, UK		Inverse Simulation Methods and Application Abstract Powerpoint presentation		Prof. dr.David J. Murray-Smith Biography
Eugene Kindler University of Ostrava, Czech Republic		Super-Object-Oriented Programming and Model Nesting Abstract		Prof. dr. Eugene Kindler Biography