9 Jan 2007
Distinguished
Lecture Series
- James Gosling
On 16th March 2007, 12:00-1:00pm, James
Gosling, creator of the Java Programmig Language, will present
the next Open Lecture in the Annual CoE Lecture Series.
James, often referred to as the "Father of Java",
has been extremely influential in the development of object
orientation. One of his many interests has always been the
teaching and learning of programming. In March this year,
he will deliver an invited lecture at the University of Kent.
The presentation will include James' views on Java in education,
and will allow a generous amout of time for questions and
answers, so that the audience can interact with the speaker
and get his views on topical questions.
Location: Cornwallis Lecture Theatre (CoLT1)
(entry through the Gulbenkian Cafe)
University of Kent, Canterbury Campus
(building J2/J10 on this
map)
Friday, 16th March 2007
12noon - 1:00pm
The lecture is open to all visitors. If you
plan to attend, please send us a mail in advance (to
mik@kent.ac.uk) so that we can ensure space availability.
We are very happy
to welcome James as a guest speaker ay our university.
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