Thursday 11th July

09:30 Opening Session

• Program Comprehension Research Group: Malcolm Munro, Gordon Bell, Liz Burd, and Eddy Younger, University of Durham

10:00 Methods

• Program Comprehension using AMES: M. Joanna Fyson and Cornelia Boldyreff, University of Durham

• Large scale program comprehension through collaborative version management: Robert Manderson and Paul Layzell, UMIST

• Improving Program Comprehension through Better Naming: An Investigation into the role of Natural Naming: M. Joanna Fyson, Isabel Ilernadez, and Cornelia Boldyreff, University of Durham

11:15 Coffee

11:30 Analysis Techniques

• Using Dynamic Analysis to Improve Static Analysis: Gordon Bell and Malcolm Munro, University of Durham

• The Next 700 Slicing Criteria: Mark Harman, Sebastian Danicic and Yoga Sivagurunathan, University of North London, and Dan Simpson, University of Brighton

• Program Comprehension with Refinement Calculus: Lindsay Groves, Victoria University of Wellington

12:45 Lunch

14:00 Visualisation

• The Shape of Software to Come: Liz Burd, Pui-Shan Chan, Malcolm Munro and Peter Young, University of Durham
• Supporting program comprehension through visualisation and the World Wide Web: Peter Young, University of Durham

15:15 Tea

15:30 Applications and Validation

• The Use of Program Comprehension Techniques to Support Reuse: P. Biggs and Cornelia Boldyreff, University of Durham

• Identification of Reusable Modules: Liz Burd and Malcolm Munro, University of Durham

• Blooms's Model Checked for it Validity for Software Engineering: E.M. Dusink and P.G. Kluit, T.U. Delft

• Novice Comprehension of C++ Code: Chris Douce, UMIST

16:45 Closing Session

Friday 12th July

09:30 Working Groups

• Visualisation;
• Formal Approaches;
• Experiments;
• Analysis;
• Methods

12:00 Closing Session

12:30 Workshop Closes