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- From: rws@expo.lcs.mit.EDU (Bob Scheifler)
- Subject: X Speakers/Courses/Training
- Message-ID: <9208221250.AA06999@explain.lcs.mit.edu>
- Sender: daemon@athena.mit.edu (Mr Background)
- Organization: The Internet
- Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1992 12:50:50 GMT
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- The following information is provided "as is", without warranty. No
- attempt has been made to verify the information, or check credentials.
- No endorsement of these services is implied.
-
- If you would like to be added to this list of speakers, or if the
- information is incorrect, please end information to rws@expo.lcs.mit.edu.
-
-
-
- From: westhawk!thp@relay.eu.net
- Name : Tim Panton.
- Email : thp@westhawk.uucp or ... uunet!ukc!cam-cl!westhawk!thp
- Address: Westhawk Ltd, 26 Rydal Grove, Helsby, Cheshire, WA6 0ET. UK.
- Phone : +44 9282 2574
- I can talk on : Basic X stuff, Xt programming, HCI issues.
-
-
-
- From: mitch@osf.org
- I have taught courses on Xt and Motif.
-
- Mitch Trachtenberg
- 5 Holyoke Street
- Boston, MA 02116
- (617)267-7960 home
- (617)621-8895 work
- mitch@osf.org
-
-
-
- From: harden@ics.com
-
- Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc.
- 201 Broadway
- Cambridge, MA 02139
-
- E-mail: info@ics.com
- Voice: 617/621-0060
- Fax: 617/621-9555
-
- Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc. provides X training, support, and
- consulting. ICS holds monthly programming courses with lab covering Xt
- (Athena), Xlib, OSF/Motif, widget writing, as well as seminars on strategic
- issues. Our training concentration is on client-side programming, with an
- emphasis on programming at the toolkit level. ICS offers comprehensive tech.
- support and consulting, via telephone, e-mail, and on-site visits. We also
- provide strategic information and advice.
-
-
-
- From: clive@x.co.uk
-
- IXI Limited do formal X training. We have three standard courses: the
- Strategic Overview (XSO), the X Programmers' Workshop (XPW), and the
- Motif Programmers' Workshop (MPW).
-
- The XSO is a one day seminar for senior executives, development managers,
- marketing and sales staff, and others who want to know how their business will
- be affected by the growing popularity of X. It does not go into technical
- details, and is updated frequently to keep up with the market situation.
-
- The XPW is a four day hands-on course for C programmers, teaching use of Xlib
- and Xt, covering everything that a total X novice needs to become a competent
- X programmer.
-
- The MPW is a four day hands-on course for C programmers, teaching use of
- Motif and Xt, covering everything that a total X novice needs to become
- a competent Motif programmer.
-
- Both courses are given regularly at our Cambridge training centre and at
- customer sites (this includes other European countries and North America).
- Courses can be tailored to individual customer requirements.
-
- In addition, we provide "one-off" training courses on specific subjects, and
- can provide speakers and consultants for projects of any size, from half a
- day upwards.
-
- IXI Limited Telephone: UK: Cambridge (0223) 462 131
- 62-74 Burleigh Street USA: 1 800 XDESK 57
- Cambridge Other: +44 223 462 131
- CB1 1OJ Fax: UK: Cambridge (0223) 462 132
- United Kingdom USA: 011 44 223 462 132
- Other: +44 223 462 132
- Email: sales@x.co.uk
-
-
-
-
- From: jas@hpfcra.fc.hp.com
-
- Name: Jeff Stevenson
- Email: jas%hpfcra@hplabs.hp.com
- Phone: 303-229-2107
- Postal: Jeff Stevenson; MS 73
- Hewlett-Packard Company
- 3404 E. Harmony Rd.
- Fort Collins, CO 80525-9599
-
- Topics: PEX architecture; X/PEX interactions; PHIGS/PHIGS PLUS
- API on PEX; PEX History and Personal View of Future (as
- appropriate)
-
- And, of course, all requests are subject to HP management
- approval and allocation of time.
-
-
-
- From: ora!adrian@uunet.uu.net
-
- I will be available for training and consulting during summer 1990.
- The main topics of training will be X concepts, writing applications
- using widgets (Motif or OPEN LOOK), writing widgets, and Xlib.
- Dan Heller may also be available, and can cover the above topics as well
- as the Xview toolkit.
-
- Adrian Nye (O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.)
- 6188 McPherson Ave. #404
- St. Louis, MO 63112
- UUCP: uunet!ora!adrian ARPA: adrian@ora.uu.net
- (314) 862-6647
-
-
- From: jeremy@eik.ii.uib.no
-
- Here is how to get in touch with me:
- ====================================
- Dr. Jeremy Cook
- Department of Informatics // Institutt for Informatikk
- Bergen High Technology Centre // H{\o}yteknologisenteret i Bergen
- Thorm{\o}hlensgate 55 // that {\o} is an oh with a line through it
- N-5008 Bergen
- Norway
-
- telephone: +47 5 54 41 74 (work)
- fax: +47 5 54 41 99
- email: jeremy@eik.ii.uib.no
-
- This is what I can/do offer:
- ============================
- Hands-on courses (2ish days) at the clients own site to get folk started
- with X11 (and the Motif widget set).
-
- Prefer to provide such courses in Norway/Scandinavia/Europe in that order.
-
- I can give references if necessary.
-
- -- Jeremy Cook
- (jeremy@eik.ii.uib.no)
-
-
-
- From: grinstei@hawk.ulowell.edu
-
- The Graphics Research Laboratory can provide generic as well as custom
- courses and does contract work as well.
-
- Courses (1-5 days depending on depth needed):
- Overviews on X, Intrinsics, Motif, C and C++.
- Details on above (how to program using).
- Internals on above (how to develop and extend).
-
- Contracts:
- Applications using X, Intrinsics, Motif (in ADA, Fortran, C or C++).
- Developing new widget libraries.
- Developing interactive tools.
-
- Contact:
-
- Dr. Georges Grinstein Director - Graphics Research Laboratory
- grinstein@ulowell.edu University of Lowell
- (508)-934-3627 Lowell, MA 01854
-
-
-
- From: lperson@carbon.lcs.mit.edu
-
- Name: L. W. person
- email:lperson%carbon.prime.com@RELAY.CS.NET or
- UUCP: !decvax!cvbnet!carbon!lperson
- Address: 75 page Road, #4 , Bedford, MA, o1730
- Tel (617)-275-4675
- Synopsis: Give training seminars here and Pacific Rim on software portability
- and reliability through X window and other applications.
-
-
-
- From: glennw%crevasse.wv.tek.com@relay.cs.net
-
- I would be willing to present my ICCCM talk, for a fee.
-
- ICCCM Tutorial synopsis:
-
- This tutorial covers the Inter-Client Communication Conventions recently
- adopted by the X Consortium as a part of the core X standard. The
- conventions are examined from a client developer's perspective.
-
- Attendees will learn the responsibilities of a portable, cooperative X
- client, how window and session managers might respond to client actions,
- and how to properly design and code a cooperating X client. Conventions
- covered include selections, communication of multilingual text, resource
- names, manipulating windows, icons, and popups, handling input focus,
- input devices, and colormaps, and starting and stopping windows, clients,
- and sessions. The R4 ICCC changes in the Xlib and X toolkit intrinsics
- programmatic interfaces are described. A simple ICCCM-compliant
- Xlib client is presented as an example.
-
-
- Glenn Widener
- Tektronix, Inc.
-
- (UPS) 2660 SW Parkway
- (US Mail) PO Box 1000
- m/s 61-850
- Wilsonville, OR, 97070
- Home: (503)648-9533
- Work: (503)685-2494
- Fax: (503)682-1500
-
-
-
- From: brian%padouk.ima.isc.com@ima.ima.isc.com
-
- Brian R. Holt
- Email: brian@ima.isc.com
- Post: 29 Trowbridge Street
- Newton Centre, MA 02159
- Phone: 617-661-7474 x206 (day)
- 617-332-3073 (eve)
- Fax: 617-661-2070
-
- Programming with OSF/Motif, 1/2 day or 1 day tutorials.
-
-
-
- From: lpgc@eng.sun.com
-
- Laurence Cable,
- Member Technical Staff,
- Intrinsics based toolkits group,
- Sun Microsystems,
- 2550 Garcia Ave,
- Mountain View, CA 94043
-
- tel 415-336-5766
- lpgc@sun.com
-
- synopsis:
-
- general X architecture
- Intrinsics based toolkits
- UIMS
- OpenLook
- Applications development
- standards
-
-
-
- From: toddb%tekcrl.labs.tek.com@relay.cs.net
-
- Todd Brunhoff
- toddb@tekcrl.labs.tek.com
- 17885 N.W. Dogwood Ct.
- Beaverton, OR 97006
-
- X protocol and architecture
- Design of X applications, including Xlib, motif and intrinsics
- Video and X
- Unix internals
-
-
-
- From: hania@med.stanford.edu
-
- Hania Gajewska, hania@med.stanford.edu
- 52 Skylonda Drive, Woodside, CA 94062
- (415) 851-2386
-
- I can talk about Xtk and a variety of widget sets (DEC, Motif, Athena).
- Also, ICCCM.
-
-
-
- From: smikes@pjspot.att.com (Tibor S Mikes)
-
- I speak about or teach the following:
-
- Introduction To The X Window System
- Xlib Programming
- Xt Programming
- Introduction To Motif
- Motif Programming
- Introduction To OpenLook
- OpenLook Programming With Xt+
- The X Platform For Business Systems
- Open Systems Architecture and X
- Integration of Multi-architecture Applications Using The X Platform
- Building HyperText Applications With X
- CASE Technology Using The X Platform
-
- Steven Mikes
- (201) 271-0261 Home
- (201) 560-8635 FAX
- (609) 985-7650 Bluestone Consulting, Inc.
- (201) 615-4718 Bell Labs (subject to change)
-
- e-mail: {att!}pjspot!smikes
-
-
-
- From: jody@shell.com (Jody Winston)
-
- Jody Winston
- xprt Consulting
- 731 Voyager
- Houston, TX 77062
-
- jody@shell.uucp
- ..!{sun,psuvax1,bcm,rice,decwrl,cs.utexas.edu}!shell!jody
- (Voice: 713 663-2993 or 713 480-7330)
-
- We do training on:
-
- Porting the server (X11R4) to custom hardware
- Widget (Motif and Athena) Writing
- X Application development using Motif and Athena widgets
-
-
-
- From: nazgul@alphalpha.com (Kee Hinckley)
-
- Kee Hinckley
- Email: nazgul@alphalpha.com
- USPS: Alphalpha Software, Inc.
- 148 Scituate St.
- Arlington, MA 02174
- Phone: +1 617/646-7703
- Fax: +1 617/646-7703 (plus 3 after first ring if your fax doesn't send beeps)
-
- Programing with OSF/Motif, 1/2 day or 1 day tutorial.
-
-
-
- From: Jan Newmarch <jan@cancol.oz.au>
-
- At the University we give a semester course on Xlib and Motif,
- and I also give a three-day version of the course externally.
- +----------------------+---+
- | Jan Newmarch |:-)| ACSnet: jan@cancol.oz
- | Info. Sciences & Eng.|___| ARPA: jan%cancol.oz.au@uunet.uu.net
- | Univ Canberra | UUCP: {uunet,ukc}!munnari!cancol.oz.au!jan
- | P.O. Box 1 | CSNET: jan%cancol.oz@australia
- | Belconnen A.C.T. 2616 | JANET: jan%au.oz.cancol@EAN-RELAY
- | AUSTRALIA | Telephone: (Aust) (6) 252422
- +--------------------------+
-
-
-
- From: carroll@osf.org
-
- The Open Software Foundation is currently offering a 5 day programming
- course for OSF/Motif at customer sites only. The course uses a case approach!
- 60% of the class time is spent working on laboratory exercises. During the
- course the students are required to contruct two applications piece by piece.
- Starting with putting a single widget on the screen, each lab adds additional
- information the student needs to know to construct the next step in the
- application. The students will end up with a fairly sophisicated graphics
- application and another that is text-based.
- Included with the 350 page student guide is the 5 OSF/Motif manuals
- published by Prentise Hall are given to each student.
-
- For more information please contact Jane Carroll - 617-621-8780 or
- carroll@osf.org
-
-
-
- From: jonp@sdata.no (Jon Petter Bjerke )
-
- At Skrivervik Data A/S in Oslo, Norway, Jo Are Rosland and myself, Jon
- Petter Bjerke, are giving two courses on X on a regular basis:
-
- 1) Two-day introduction to the X user environment (based on "plain MIT X")
- 2) Five-day X programming course/workshop, dealing with Xlib, Xt, OSF/MOTIF and
- XView. The course is mostly based on Doug Young's book.
-
- Hands-on training is provided using Sun workstations and NCD X terminals.
-
- Telephone +47 2 15 63 93
- Fax +47 2 22 03 26
- email: joare@sdata.no, jonp@sdata.no
- mail: P.O.Box 123 Refstad, N-0513 OSLO 5
-
-
-
- From: jtk@cs.purdue.edu (Tim Korb)
-
- I teach a two-day course covering the fundamentals of the X Toolkits.
- Students learn how the toolkits are organized and how they can be used
- to rapidly develop X-based user interfaces. Although several toolkits
- are mentioned and briefly compared, including Motif and XView, the
- course concentrates on the X Intrinsics and the Athena Widget set.
-
- Topics include: some background on X; terminology from object-oriented
- programming; the resource manager and user preferences; the X
- Intrinsics; using widgets; the Athena Widget set; building widgets;
- and other available widgets and toolkits.
-
- This course is offered on-site as well as at public tutorials.
-
- John T. Korb, jtk@cs.purdue.edu
- Department of Computer Science
- Purdue University
- West Lafayette, IN 47907
- 317-494-6184
-
-
-
- From: wrd@cs.purdue.edu
-
- Professor Wayne R. Dyksen
- Department of Computer Science
- Purdue University
- West Lafayette, Indiana 47907
- 317-494-6182
-
- wrd@cs.purdue.edu
-
- I teach a two-day, in-depth course covering the fundamental concepts,
- terminology, and capabilities underlying the X Window System. In
- particular, I give a complete tour of the C interface, Xlib. Students
- gain an understanding of the many important issues faced when
- designing and writing X applications. The course is well organized
- with a proven track record; it includes lectures notes consisting of
- over 500 slides. A detailed syllabus of the course is given below.
-
- The course is offered both privately, at your site, or publicly.
-
- "Introduction to the X Window System"
- Wayne R. Dyksen
-
- Course Syllabus
- ---------------
- Overview (philosphy, design goals, history, capabilities); X Concepts
- (architecture, using X, client/server communication, resources,
- properties); Windows (hierarchy, configuration, attributes, visual and
- depth, class, shaped windows); Graphics Contexts (graphics pipeline,
- pixel selection, clipping, patterning, pixel output, graphics exposure
- events, GC defaults); Graphics (drawing and filling curves, drawing
- text, regions, images, cursors); Color (color concepts, visuals,
- virtual colormaps, colorcells); Events (event types, selecting events,
- processing events, controlling event delivery, event compression,
- exposure event strategies); The Keyboard and Pointer (keycodes,
- keysyms, logical modifiers, keymaps, button mapping, keyboard and
- pointer preferences); Window Management (window manager tasks,
- grabbing, reparenting, substructure redirection, save sets, hints);
- User Preferences (determining preferences, the resource manager, using
- the resource manager); Inter-Client Communication (selections, cut
- buffers, window management, session management, resources).
-
-
-
- From: mhess@eng.sun.com
-
- Name: Marty Hess
- Email: mhess@eng.sun.com
-
- Address:
- Sun Microsystems, Inc.
- A1-43
- 2550 Garcia Avenue
- Mountain View, CA 94043-1100
-
- X topic(s) that I talk about: PEX
-
-
-
- Claudette Hayle
- Information Systems Group, Ltd.
- 885 Third Ave.
- 29th Floor
- New York, NY 10022
- (212) 303-5512
- FAX: (212) 230-3299
-
- Provides training on Advanced Technologies that includes Motif, OPEN LOOK,
- and the X Window System.
-
-
-
- Name: Oliver Jones
- Email: pictel!roadrunner!oj@uunet.UU.NET
- Address: 185 Alewife Brook Parkway, 3rd floor
- Cambridge, MA 02138
- Phone: (617) 876-7636
- Fax: (617) 547-9011
- Talk topics: Introduction to X, Xlib, X graphics, X events, debugging
- Track record: tutorials at USENIX, SIGgraph, X Conferences
- Availability: subject to my workload (we work hard at Saber)
- Printed tutorial materials: On request; please contact me.
-
-
-
- Name: Stanley P. Hanks
- Email: stan@sug.org, stan@rice.edu, stan@karazm.math.uh.edu
- Address: Technology Transfer Associates
- P.O. Box 2087
- Bellaire TX 77402-2087
- Phone: (713) 683-5792
- Fax: (713) 662-8504
-
- Our consulting group, Technology Transfer Associates, offers a range of
- services aimed at helping companies transfer technologies such as distributed
- computing, visualization systems, and multi-vendor open systems computing
- into the mainstream of their computing environment.
- These services include
-
- * seminars intended to help your management understand the pros
- and cons of new (well, to them anyway...) computing technologies,
-
- * a set of courses intended for technical professionals, including
- use of UNIX, advanced programming skills, and X/Motif programming,
-
- * consulting services in a range of areas, and
-
- * long-term contractors to help you with quick-start projects or
- projects for which finding and retaining staff might be difficult.
-
- Most of the consultants and lecturers are either faculty or research staff at
- institutions you would recognize, and many of them you might recognize by name.
- All of the staff involved are top-notch people who would be at home in any
- cutting-edge environment, and all have superb teaching and communications
- skills.
-
- We conduct regularly scheduled courses at a facility in Houston, using Sun
- SPARCstations, Solbourne file/compute servers, and a variety of X terminals.
- The schedule for these classes is published well in advance. If you would like
- additional information, please contact me.
-
- We also can arrange to give classes or seminars at your site, at a time
- convenient to you. Some of our customers, particularly those with large
- numbers of people who need to be educated in particular areas, find this to
- be a much more cost-effective solution.
-
- For all classes, we provide materials, including copies of the slides,
- additional manuals and workbooks, and other reference publications.
-
- X-specific Seminars offered:
-
- * X Windows Overview
- * Facilitating Distributed Computing with X Windows
-
- X-specific Courses offered:
-
- * Using the X Window System
- * Programming X Windows Applications Using the Motif Toolkit
- * Writing Your Own Widgets for X Windows
- * Distributed Graphics Programming Using PEX and DORE
-
- References are available on request.
-
-
-
- Name: Berry Kercheval
- Email: berry@lll-crg.llnl.gov
- Address: 982 Bonnie Clare Lane
- Concord CA 94518
- USA
- Phone: (415) 827-9035
-
- I have done 1 day tutorials on "Introduction to X Concepts" for the
- UKUUG and the EXUG. Willing to travel (obviously).
-
-
-
- Name: Learning Tree International
- Address: 8000 Towers Crescent Dr.
- Vienna, VA 22182
- and
- 6053 West Century Blvd. PO Box 45028
- Los Angeles, CA 90045-0028
- Phone: (703) 893-3555
- (213) 417-8888
-
- Course: X Window System Programming: A Hands-On C Workshop
-
-
-
- Name: Keith Edwards
- Email: keith@cc.gatech.edu
- Address: Software Engineering Research Center
- Georgia Tech
- Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
- Phone: (404) 894-6266
-
- I have a comprehensive class I teach on programming at the Xlib and Xt
- Intrinsics layers. I can also talk about workstation video and audio,
- unix internals, and network programming.
-
-
-
- Name: Martin J. Schedlbauer
- Email: ...!uunet!wang!saturn!martin
- Address: 8 Gilman Rd.
- Billerica, MA 01862
-
- I provide customized seminars in X Windows, OSF/Motif, C, and C++. Course
- outlines and schedules can be obtained from the above address.
-
- The fee is negotiated with each client and is independent of the number of
- students in the seminars.
-
- References from previous students can be furnished upon request.
-
-
-
- From: swick@crl.dec.com
- Name : Ralph Swick & Mark Ackerman
- Email : swick@crl.dec.com, ackerman@mit.edu
- Address: Project Athena, MIT E450-327, 1 Amherst St, Cambridge, MA 02139
- Course Address: UCLA Extension, 10995 Le Conte Avenue, Los ANgeles, CA 90024-2883
- UCLA Phone: (213) 825-3344
-
- Mark and I teach a 4-day lecture course at the UCLA Extension school
- in the Spring and Fall. This course covers the protocol, Xlib and
- Xt in great detail while describing how to write applications in
- a generic GUI. The course is intended to be GUI independent; i.e.
- applicable to developers using Motif, OLIT, Xview, OI, etc.
-
-
-
- From: motcsd!shawn!mark@apple.com
- Name: Mark Jeghers
- Email: dlb!shawn!mark@sun.com
- Address: 223 Vineyard, San Jose CA 95119
- Phone: (408) 281-4823
-
- I am an independant contractor specializing in X Windows programming
- and training. I teach X classes in a variety of formats, and can
- tailor classes to the needs of diverse groups. I have done both
- lecture-only classes and hands-on lab classes. My expertise includes
- Xlib, Intrinsics, Athena, Motif, XView, widget internals, and X11
- source configuration and building. I mostly do work in the Silicon
- Valley area, but I can travel elsewhere for training. Upon request,
- I can mail or fax a resume with details of my experience. I can also
- provide reviews of my classes, which usually yield high levels of
- satisfaction from the students.
-
-
-
- From: smitty@dsd.es.com
- Name: Maurice Smith
- Email: smitty@dsd.es.com
- Address: Evans & Sutherland Computer Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah
-
- Programming with ES/PHIGS in X
- Objective:
- Programming with ES/PHIGS in X is directed toward software
- engineers who develop PHIGS applications on a ESV workstation.
- The course focuses on the ISO PHIGS standard and the current
- ISO PHIGS PLUS draft standard, with an emphasis on how these
- standards are supported on the ESV Workstation, and an examination
- of the extensions made by Evans & Sutherland. The course
- includes a series of lectures and laboratory time which will
- give students hands-on experience with PHIGS programs.
- After completing this course, students will be able to write PHIGS
- programs and will understand how to use most PHIGS and PHIGS PLUS
- concepts.
- Course Content:
- o 3D graphics overview
- o ES/PHIGS and X interaction
- o Coordinate systems and transformations
- o PHIGS and PHIGS PLUS primatives and attributes
- o PHIGS states
- o PHIGS input
- o ESV implementation dependancies
- o Tuning ES/PHIGS code for the ESV workstation
- o ESV extensions
- Length: 4.5 days
-
- Programming with Motif
- Objective:
- Programming with Motif is directed toward software engineers who
- will use Motif functions and constructs to develop X Windows
- System application programs. The course includes a series of
- lectures and laboratory time which provides hands-on experience
- with Motif.
- After completing this course, students will understand the basic
- structures of a Motif program and will be able to develop
- applications using Motif concepts.
- Course Content:
- o X Window System overview
- o Motif widgets and gadgets
- o Widget creation and management
- o Manager and constraint widgets
- o X Event Handling
- o Writing Callback procedures
- o Keyboard and mouse input
- o Programming gadgets
- o Pop-up and pull-down menus
- o Constructing a user interface
- o Resource Management
- o Customizing the resource database
- Length: 4.5 days
-
-
-
- Name: Steven Thiedke
- Email: info@ivc.com
- Address: Intelligent Visual Computing,Inc.
- 1143-I Executive Circle
- Cary, NC 27511
- Phone: 1-800-776-2810
- 1-919-481-1353
-
- Intelligent Visual Computing, Inc. offers a variety of X and Motif courses
- ranging from 1 day Introductions to 5 day laboratory-based workshops. All
- courses are available at your location as well as our offices. Our courses
- were developed in-house and are taught by experienced software professionals,
- all of whom have 10 or more years development experience and 4 years working
- with X. All materials are regularly updated to keep pace with changes in the
- field. We have been teaching X since 1988 and have taught students from
- hundreds of companies throughout North America. Our 5 day X and Motif course
- is 50% lab work. Each student receives course notes (over 500 pages, with 80
- illustrations), dozens of sample programs, plus X and Motif reference
- materials. Please contact us for detailed course syllabi, references and
- other information.
-
-
-
- Name: Gerald Moore
- Email: Clarity@infoserve.com
- Address: 10 Old Stow Road
- P.O. Box 743
- Concord, MA 01742
- Phone: 1-508-371-3233
- Fax: 1-508-371-0917
-
- Provides various courses on Unix, open systems, Xlib, Motif, C, C++,
- object oriented programming, and networking. Contact them for more
- details.
-
-