Event: ACM Seminar Title: Object Oriented Databases Speaker: Peeyush Chomal Venue: NCST, Juhu. Date: Mar 21, 2003; Time: 6:30pm
Getting to NCST: http://www.ncst.ernet.in/contactus/ Entrance: Free Abstract: OOPL + Persistence = OODB. That's how Object Oriented Databases are defined. But why should one think of creating a new kind mess out of Object Oriented Programming and Databases? And once we have this new kind of DBMS with us, how is one supposed to design database and associated applications? Also, what kind of applications can one target with this new tool in hand? (For answers, attend my seminar :) ) About speaker: Peeyush Chomal is working as Software Engineer for Data & Knowledge Engineering Division at NCST. He enjoys working on almost anything related to computing or mathematics. He has been closely associated with Databases at work and his pet topics are data modeling and designing. Other topics of interest include studying operating system architectures and following up software engineering principles. During spare time he likes to dig his head in maths. -- Don't over-comment. - The Elements of Programming Style (Kernighan & Plaugher) -- http://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
