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We've got an amazing weekend planned for Code Camp 7 - "Deer in Headlights!" We're now near 400 registered attendees and, thanks to our volunteer speakers, have 42 sessions on a great variety of topics from .NET Framework 3.0 to SharePoint to Robotics!

The Camp will be this Saturday (3/31) and Sunday (4/1) at the Microsoft offices at 201 Jones Road, Waltham, MA on the 6th floor. Registration starts at 8:30 both days, with sessions starting at 9:00.

The full schedule is below.

Come and network with fellow technologists, learn a thing or two, grab some pizza, and pick up some swag along the way (thanks to our contributors, Dundas Software, CoDe Magazine, asp.netPRO Magazine, and Cizer Software.)

Also a special thanks to Jason Haley for conducting a volunteer campaign to provide funds for (better) coffee and... doughnuts for Saturday morning while raising awareness of user group activities.

Don't forget there's also the traditional Saturday evening social gathering after day 1 of Camp over at the Waltham Westin's lobby bar. So after the sessions end, grab a little dinner then head over there to unwind and enjoy some good company.

Hope to see you there!
-Chris

P.S. Speakers - We've blocked off the Providence Room for use by speakers (only) as a green/ready room for your talks.


Day 1: March 31st

	MPR A	MPR B	MPR C	Executive Briefing Center	Rhode Island Room
8:30-9:00	Registration/Welcome (Coffee/Tea in Kitchen)
9:00-10:30	How to Perform a Secure Code Review - Robert Hurlbut	ASP.NET and LINQ to SQL - Julie Lerman	Intro to Windows SharePoint Services with Overview of New Features - Robert Holmes	Introduction to SQL Server Data Mining - Phil Denoncourt	Windows Mobile Development with Visual Studio 2005 - Judy Carten
10:30-10:45	Break
10:45 – 12:15	AJAX Will Protect Us from Meteors - Dan Krhla	WPF and CAB – A marriage made in heaven - Mark Mullin	Protecting Data with SQL Server 2005 - Robert Hurlbut	Building Business Applications with Community Server - Dave Burke
12:15 -1:15	Lunch (Kitchen)
1:15 – 2:45	Sleight of Hand with ASP.Net 2.0. Now you see it, now you don't. - Bob Goodearl	Introduction to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) - Chris Bowen	"Can we build it? Yes We Can!": An Introduction to MSBuild - Steven St Jean		Chalk Talk: Exploring the Entity Data Model in the new ADO.NET Entity Framework - Julie Lerman
2:45 – 3:00	Break
3:00 – 4:30	Disassembling .Net - Jason Haley	Application Lifecycle Management with Visual Studio Team System - Todd Mancini	User-Defined Functions in SQL Server 2005 - Andy Novick	Windows Mobile Application Performance Best Practices - Don Sorcinelli
4:30 – 4:45	Break
4:45 – 6:15	Reflector and Friends: An overview of Lutz Roeder's .Net Reflector and its add-ins - Jason Haley	ADO.NET Orcas Overview - Julie Lerman	Microsoft Office Groove 2007 - William Aboujaoude	Leveraging Speech in .NET Applications and Windows Vista - Don Sorcinelli	Concurrency and Coordination Runtime (CCR): No More Asynchronous Spaghetti. An Introduction. - Igor Moochnick
6:15	End of Day 1


Day 2: April 1st

	MPR A	MPR B	MPR C	Executive Briefing Center	Rhode Island Room
8:30-9:00	Registration/Welcome (Coffee/Tea in Kitchen)
9:00-10:30	Best Practices for Programming WCF - Richard Hale Shaw	Workflow and the SharePoint Platform - Use them to your advantage! - Max Weber	Lifting Up the Covers on a Live ASP.Net 2.0 Web Site - Rob Daigneau	Generics - Robert Hope	Introduction to Commerce Starter Kit 2.0 - Nabil Benchekroun
10:30-10:45	Break
10:45 – 12:15	Best Practices for Designing/Modeling with Generics - Richard Hale Shaw	Windows Cardspace and the Identity Metasystem - Bob Familiar	Extending WCF With Behaviors - Rob Daigneau	Reflection in .NET - Robert Hope	SharePoint Content Types, Features and Web Parts - Robert Holmes
12:15 -1:15	Lunch (Kitchen)
1:15 – 2:45	Understanding C# 3.0 Queries: it’s all Ienumerable<T>, baby. - Richard Hale Shaw	Introduction to Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) - Chris Bowen	Developing Features and Solutions in Office SharePoint Server 2007 - Brian Berry	Developing (Scalable) Enterprise Applications In C#/.NET With Frameworks - Desmond Nolan	Custom SharePoint Development - Robert Holmes
2:45 – 3:00	Break
3:00 – 4:30	Windows Communication Foundation with Windows Workflow - Mark Mullin	XAML and Windows Presentation Foundation - Bob Familiar	Design Patterns for SOA - Rob Daigneau		Advanced SharePoint Development with Examples - Robert Holmes
4:30	End of Camp - Thanks for Attending!

Schedule Changes:

[On 3/29] Moved "Building SharePoint 2007-based Workflow Solutions with Visual Studio 2005" from Saturday to Sunday at 3:00.

[On 3/30] Swapped "Introduction to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)", formerly on Sunday at 9:00 with "Workflow and the SharePoint Platform - Use them to your Advantage!", formerly on Saturday at 1:15.

[On 4/1] Canceled "Building SharePoint 2007-Based Workflow Solutions with Visual Studio 2005"

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Code Camp 7 - The Schedule!

Code Camp 7 - The Schedule!