I am looking for 3 people to attend a CASE Expo 2/18 - 2/19 at the
Santa Clara Convention Center (with your supervisors permission).

I have doubts about the application of CASE to realtime embedded
processor software projects, but just in case (ugh) I'm missing
something, I would like to check it out.  Even the flyer on the
Expo focuses on CASE benefits for IS (information Systems) as opposed
to smaller projects (less than 6 programmers), or hardware-intensive 
software projects.

I am asking that attendees give an informal verbal recap of what they learned
at the show when they return to the office to interested parties. 

One of the special seminars is entitled, " Object-Oriented Development in C++".

CASE or computer aided software engineering employs a set of software design
tools that allow the programmer to work with large scale design functions.
In turn, the tools generate the actual code (to a greater of lesser extent
depending on the system). The simpler systems just impose a design methodology
on the programming group.