[mod.ai] Conference - HICSS-21 Call For Papers

KAISER@CS.COLUMBIA.EDU.UUCP (03/04/87)

                                CALL FOR PAPERS

                                  21ST ANNUAL
              HAWAII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SYSTEM SCIENCES
                                  (HICSS-21)

  Papers  are  invited  for  the session(s) on Use of AI Techniques in Software
Design and Implementation in the software  track  of  the  21st  annual  Hawaii
International  Conference  on  System  Sciences (HICSS-21), to be held in Kona,
Hawaii next January 5-8, 1988.

  Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following  artificial
intelligence  areas  as  they  apply  to  software  design  and implementation,
particularly for large-scale software systems.  Techniques may apply to any  or
all   phases   of   the   software  development  process:  project  management,
requirements,   functional   specification,   design   specification,   modular
decomposition,   coding,   integration,  testing,  maintenance,  documentation,
delivery, etc.  Example applications are given in parentheses.

   - Automatic deduction  (detecting  inconsistencies  among  programmers'
     assumptions, automatic programming)

   - Knowledge   representation   (semantic   nets,   frames,   etc.   for
     representing programming information)

   - Learning  (self-tuning  of  software  tools  to  specific   programs,
     generalization of program fragments to support reusability)

   - Natural  language  (matching  functionality of program parts with the
     corresponding program documentation,  explaining  program  components
     and their interactions to new project member)

   - Planning (detecting interactions among planned changes)

   - Rule-based systems (program transformation, performance tuning)

   - Search (retrieval of reusable program fragments)

  Six  copies of the full paper (maximum 20 double-spaced pages) should be sent
to the session chairman at the address given below.  Papers must arrive by July
1,  1987.    Authors  will  be  notified  of  acceptance  by September 7, 1987.
Camera-ready copies will be due by October 19, 1987.

  Session chairman: Prof. Gail E. Kaiser, Columbia  University,  Department  of
Computer  Science,  New  York, NY 10027. Phone: 212-280-3856.  Electronic mail:
kaiser@cs.columbia.edu, ...!columbia!cs!kaiser

  Software track chairman: Dr. Bruce  D.  Shriver,  IBM  T.J.  Watson  Research
Center,  P.O.  Box  704,  Yorktown  Heights,  NY  10598.  Phone:  914-789-7626.
Electronic mail: shriver@ibm.com
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