From: pas@jupiter.ic.cmc.ca (Peter Stokes)
Subject: 1992 CMC Workshop: Preliminary Program, Registration Information
Organization: Canadian Microelectronics Corporation
Distribution: can
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 17:52:31 GMT

                     INVITATION TO ATTEND AND PARTICIPATE IN

                               CMC WORKSHOP '92
                   10TH ANNIVERSARY VLSI WORKSHOP AT QUEEN'S

                     Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario
                               June 15-19, 1992


The 10th Anniversary Workshop at  Queen's  University  in  Kingston,  Ontario,  
promises  to  be  the  most  dynamic and informative workshop  ever  sponsored 
by  the  Canadian  Microelectronics  Corporation   (CMC).   To  celebrate  the  
10th  anniversary,  special events  are being  planned for  the  reception  on
Wednesday, June 17, 1992.  On-hand to  celebrate  will  be workshop delegates,
representatives from the university, industry and government sectors  and  the
staff  at  CMC.    This  year, we are also  featuring  a  "Texpo"  (technology
exposition),  which will include a competition component to choose the  winner
of the Canadian Semiconductor Design Association (CSDA) $3,000 study grant and
the winner of the CMC International Travel Award competition. More information
on the Texpo, including  application  forms  for  the competitions,  is posted
separately.

As shown in the preliminary program which follows, the  week  is chock full of
interesting sessions.   The BiCMOS Research Session will allow participants to
hear about progress being  made  by  Micronet researchers preparing the BiCMOS
technology for distribution to Canadian universities;  it will also provide an
opportunity to ask questions about designing  into  BiCMOS.   Participation in
this session will be limited to attendees  from  University  sites licensed by
CMC for the BiCMOS technology.  The feature  session  on  System  Level Design
will feed in to future  CMC activity.  CMC  is  planning  a  major contract to
develop the infrastructure necessary for competitive research in this area and
feedback  during  the  Workshop  session  will have a strong influence on  the
content of the Call for Proposals for the contract.

This  year,  we  are  very  pleased  to  announce  a  choice of one  of  three
specially-designed  courses.  We have also added activities to give the body a
workout:  a golf tournament and a treasure hunt.

We  are  looking  forward  to  seeing  interested  students,  researchers, and 
industry and government  representatives in Kingston in June.


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                               CMC WORKSHOP '92
                   10TH ANNIVERSARY VLSI WORKSHOP AT QUEEN'S
                               June 15-19, 1992

                              PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

PART I:  MICROELECTRONICS TRAINING        Monday, June 15 - Wednesday, June 17

Analog Artist Overview - Cadence Presentation
     A 2-day  (June  15-16) hands-on session exploring the capability of Analog
     Artist.  Attendance is limited.

Electric Tool Developers - Instructor: Professor Sid Penstone,
                                       Queen's University 
     A 2-day (June 15-16) hands-on session  covering  creation   of  technology
     files, adding simulator extractors,  specialised  menus,  and special user
     tools.  Attendance is limited.

VHDL - Instructor:  Professeur Eduard Cerny, Universite de Montreal 
     A 3-day (June 15-17) session, with hands-on   and  theory,  covering  VHDL
     language  and modelling styles using the  CadenceTM  set  of  VHDL  tools.
     Attendance is limited.



PART II: MICROELECTRONICS IN ACTION

Wednesday, June 17
          BiCMOS Research Session* - presentations by Micronet
          Annual Meeting of CMC Members (representatives only)
          10th Anniversary Gala - Celebration reception for all Workshop
          attendees;  cake, competitions, announcements and presentations
          * attendance limited to licensed sites

Thursday, June 18
          Microelectronics Sector Reports -
                Canadian Microelectronics Corporation Report
                Strategic Microelectronics Consortium Report
                Micronet Report
          Texpo - research demonstrations;  tools and hardware  demonstrations;
          competitions for CSDA Design Award and CMC International Travel Award
          afternoon   
          User Group Activity - Electric(TM) Design System and Cadence(TM) 
          Recreation Activities - Fun Run (5 km or 10  km)  
          Evening Presentation - System Level Design 

Friday, June 19
          System Level Design - Sessions on Multi-Chip Modules 
          Chairman: Brent Serbin, Alberta Microelectronic Centre
          Recreation Activities -       Golf                                 
                                        Microelectronics Treasure Hunt


For more information contact:                        Jim Seary   Program Chair
                                                     Telephone: (613) 545-2914
                                                     E-mail:      seary@cmc.ca

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                               CMC WORKSHOP '92
                   10TH ANNIVERSARY VLSI WORKSHOP AT QUEEN'S

                           REGISTRATION INFORMATION


The Canadian Microelectronics Corporation  (CMC)  Workshop '92 will be composed
of  two  parts:    Part   I  -  Microelectronics  Training  and;    Part  II  -
Microelectronics in Action. 

Part I participants will have the  opportunity to attend one of three specially
designed courses.  Course choices are:  a two-day Analog Artist Overview course
from June 15-16, a two-day Electric Tool Developers  course,  also running from
June 15-16;  and a three-day VHDL course running  from June 15-17.  Individuals
may apply for more than one course.  Priority preferences  should  be indicated
on the registration form.

Part  I  registration  for  the Analog Artist Course is limited to  10  people.
Registration  limits  for the Electric Tool Developers and the VHDL courses are
set at 20.  Please note that the VHDL course is open to  universities  only and
that  priority will be given to faculty members.  In the first instance, places
will be allocated to universities by a multi-round lottery.  In the first round
of the lottery,  all  participating  universities  will  be given the chance to
secure one place in  each course.  Industry applicants will be entered into the
lottery after all university applications  for  the  specific  course have been
drawn.  Applicants will be notified of the result no later than May 8, 1992.  

Part II of Workshop '92 will  be  held from June 17-19, 1992, with registration
open to all interested parties.  


REGISTRATION FEES:                                     
                                                  University Industry
Part I:  Microelectronics Training                    Fee       Fee

     Analog Artist Overview, June 15-16, 1992      $ 100.00  $ 225.00
     Electric Tool Developers, June 15-16, 1992    $ 100.00  $ 225.00
     VHDL, June 15-17,1992                         $ 125.00     N/A
Note: Includes all on-campus meals and university accommodation 

Part II: Microelectronics in Action, June 17-19, 1992                      
     - Registration before May 1, 1992                   $ 25.00
     - Registration after 1 May 
       -- Full conference (3 days)                       $ 50.00
       -- Daily rate                                     $ 25.00
Note: Meals and accommodation are not included. 


ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION AND MEAL CHARGES: (includes taxes)

Bed, Breakfast and Lunch (includes parking)         $ 50.00 per night
Dinner                                                   $ 15.00 
Lunch (where not included in accommodation package)      $ 12.00


PARKING FEE:

On-campus Residents                                     inclusive
Non-residents                                          $ 4.00/day


REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS

Pre-registration is required for Part I and  Part  II  to assist in determining
catering and accommodation requirements.  (CMC reserves the  right to limit the
number of attendees.) Registration forms are attached.  One  registration  form
should be completed for each participant and should be forwarded  to  CMC by no
later than May 1, 1992.  Part I fees should only  be  paid following receipt of
confirmation  of a course place.  Cheques for Part II payments should  be  made
payable to Canadian  Microelectronics  Corporation  and should be remitted with
the Registration Form.  


PROGRAM RESTRICTIONS
Attendance at the BiCMOS  Research Session will be restricted to attendees from
Universities licensed by CMC for  the  BiCMOS  technology.  CMC is currently in
the process of licensing member universities.


UNIVERSITY SUBSIDY ARRANGEMENTS
CMC will meet all reasonable travel  costs  for  university  students, academic
researchers and faculty registered for Part I  of  the Workshop.  CMC will also
meet the cost of all Part II conference  expenses,  including reasonable travel
costs but excluding the Part II Registration fee, for  a  presenter  from  each
technology  Exposition    (Texpo)   demonstration.    Only  one  presenter  per
demonstration will qualify  for this subsidy.  The subsidy will be given to the
first presenter named on the Texpo Proposal Form.


ACCOMMODATION
On-campus housing and meals are included in Part I registration fee.  For those
attending  Part II, rooms, including  breakfast,  lunch  and  parking,  may  be
reserved on the attached form.  Double rooms (two twin beds) are available upon
request - note - per person rate.


MEALS
Part I - included.
Part II - non-residents (those not staying  on-campus)  may  purchase lunch and
dinner tickets on the attached form.  Those  staying  on  campus  may  purchase
dinner on the attached form.


                Please submit Registration Form and payment to:

                          ATTENTION:  Kathy Campbell
                     Canadian Microelectronics Corporation
                             210A Carruthers Hall
                              Queen's University
                         Kingston, Ontario     K7L 3N6
                          Telephone:   (613) 545-2914
                             FAX:   (613) 548-8104

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                               CMC WORKSHOP '92
                   10TH ANNIVERSARY VLSI WORKSHOP AT QUEEN'S

                              REGISTRATION FORM 


Confirmation  of preregistration will be sent to the address  indicated  below.
Travel directions and a final program will also be sent  to  this  address  two
weeks in advance of Workshop '92.

Name: ___________________________________  Telephone: ________________________

Organization:  ___________________________ Fax:  _____________________________

Mailing Address:  ____________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

Electronic Mail Address:  _____________________________________________________



REGISTRATION
                                        University Industry  Priority
                                            Fee       Fee (please check)

PART I:   Microelectronics Training 
(includes accommodation and meals)

   - Analog Artist Training  Yes____No____$ 100.00 $ 225.00  1__2__3__  
   - Electric Tool DevelopersYes____No____$ 100.00 $ 225.00  1__2__3__
   - VHDL                    Yes____No____$ 125.00    N/A    1__2__3__

   ARRIVAL DATE: ____________________     DEPARTURE DATE: ____________________

                               Registration Fee:  ____________________
PART II: Microelectronics in Action

   - Registration by May 1    Yes____No____    $ 25.00
   - Registration after May 1 
     - Full Conference        Yes____No____    $ 50.00
     - Daily   - June 17      Yes____No____    $ 25.00
               - June 18      Yes____No____    $ 25.00
               - June 19      Yes____No____    $ 25.00
   - BiCMOS Research Session  Yes____No____   inclusive

                               Registration Fee:  ____________________
Recreation Activities
   - Golf                     Yes____  
   - Fun Run                  Yes____
   - Treasure Hunt            Yes____
                                                                      
Registration Total:   ____________________


ACCOMMODATION (includes breakfast, lunch and parking)

Accommodation is in  single  rooms  and  includes  breakfast  and parking.  The
charge per night is $50.00 per person.  Double rooms are available, at the same
rate, on request.  Please check nights for which accommodation is required. 

June 14 ______ June 15 ______ June 16 ______ June 17 ______ June 18 ______

Double Room Required?  Yes _____  No _____  With Whom Sharing?   

                 _______________ # of nights @ $50.00

Accommodation Total:   _______________


EXTRA MEALS

Lunch is provided to Part  I  participants  for each day of the course:  Monday
and Tuesday breakfast and lunch and  Monday  dinner  for  those  registered for
either of the two day courses with  Tuesday  dinner  and  Wednesday  lunch also
being provided to those attending the three day course.  Meals are not included
in  Part  II  registration  but lunch is provided on  Wednesday,  June  17  and
Thursday,  June  18  for  those  selecting the University Accommodation option.
Please note additional meal requirements below.  Lunches are charged at $ 12.00
and dinners at $ 15.00

Lunch:         June 17 ______ Dinner:        June 16 ______
               June 18 ______                June 17 ______
               June 19 ______                June 18 ______
Total Lunches                 Total Dinners
@ $12.00:      ______________ @ $15.00:      ______________

                                      Meal Total:  ___________________

PARKING

Surface  parking  will  be  charged  at $4 per day to those not  selecting  the
University Accommodation option.  Please note parking requirements below.

June 15 ______ June 16 ______ June 17 ______ June 18 ______ June 19 ______

Parking Total:   __________________


                     TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED:   $ __________




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