June 30 – July 2, 2003
aula of the university library, Hofstallgasse 4 (map)
in the city center across the Salzburg festival house
The EmSys Summer School took place in the realm of 
The EmSys Summer School cooperated with ARTIST-Embedded. 
Organizers
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Pree (CS, University of Salzburg)
Dr. Christoph Kirsch (EECS, University of California at Berkeley)
Monday
30 June 2003
embedded systems foundations,
time-triggered paradigm
– the president of the University of Salzburg, Prof. Dr. H. Schmidinger
– MR Mag. Reinhard Goebl, bm:vit (Austrian ministry for transport,
innovation and technology)
opening keynote by Prof.emerit. Dr. Niklaus Wirth, ETH Zürich
11.45 - 13.00 h
Principles of real-time programming
by Dr. Christoph Kirsch, EECS, University of California at Berkeley
14.00-15.15 h
The Time-Triggered (TT) Paradigm
by Dr. Günther Bauer, Technical University Vienna, Real-Time Systems Group (Prof. Dr. Kopetz)
Presentation of the TT concepts
15.45-16.45 h
Modeling Time-Triggered Applications based on the TTA
by Dr. Carsten Weich,
TTTech, Vienna
Presentation of TTTech's modeling tool support, case study
16.45-17.45 h
Modeling Time-Triggered Applications based on FlexRay
by Dr. Dietmar Millinger,
DeComSys, Vienna
Presentation of DeComSys' modeling tool support, case study
Tuesday
01 July 2003
embedded software models, components
09.00-11.15 h
From control models to real-time code using Giotto
by Dr. Christoph Kirsch (EECS, University of California at Berkeley) and Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Pree (CS, University of Salzburg)
Based on a presentation of the Giotto concepts we illustrate how the Giotto language and tools support a platform-independent development of embedded systems and how embedded
(sub-)systems become composable.
Execution Time Semantics for Real-time Embedded Systems
Dr. Marco Sanvido (EECS, University of California at Berkeley)
Modelling the architecture of embedded real-time systems
by Adj.Prof. Bran Selic (Principal Engineer at the IBM Software Group–Rational Software)
Object-oriented development for concurrent and real-time systems
by Prof. Dr. Bertrand Meyer (ETH Zurich)
– guided tour of the trick fountains at Hellbrunn Palace
– Heuriger Friesacher
time
embedded systems–visions, perspectives & challenges
A series of keynote presentations by high-profile speakers captures visions, perspectives and challenges in embedded systems development.
Dr. Konstantinos Glinos (EC-IST) Head of Embedded Systems Unit
Prof. Dr. Manfred Broy (TU Munich)
Prof. Dr. Hermann Kopetz (TU Vienna)
Prof. Dr. Bertrand Meyer (ETH Zurich)
Prof. Dr. Heikki Saikkonen (Nokia Research, Helsinki)
DI Erwin Schoitsch, Austrian Research Center Seibersdorf (ARCS)
Adj.Prof. Bran Selic (IBM Software Group–Rational Software)
Prof. Dr. Joseph Sifakis (Director of Verimag, Grenoble)
panelists: all keynote speakers
Predictions (15 KB PDF document) of keynote speakers for 2008.