hamlet@ogcvax.ogc.edu (Dr. Richard Hamlet) (02/17/88)
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CALL FOR PAPERS
SIXTH ANNUAL PACIFIC NORTHWEST SOFTWARE QUALITY CONFERENCE
September 19-20, 1988, Portland, Oregon
Original papers are solicited on all aspects of software quality.
Conference attendance will be about 400 software professionals from
industry, government, and universities. This year's keynote speaker
is Edward Yourdon. Papers will be selected on the basis of abstracts,
and refereed for publication in the Proceedings.
Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
case studies parallel software productivity and quality
liability object-oriented design testing technology
real-time software risk management cost/schedule estimation
project management design methodologies software metrics
user interfaces documentation marketing quality
CASE environments reusability software standards
version control off-the-shelf software re-engineering software
ABSTRACTS should include enough detail to give reviewers an under-
standing of the final paper, including a rough outline of its con-
tents. Describe what has been learned, the work's implications, in
preference to giving details of what was done. The abstract should be
2-4 pages long.
PLEASE INDICATE:
if the work is experimental or theoretical,
whether software has been implemented,
whether a case study is described,
if the most likely audience is managerial or technical.
ON A SEPARATE SHEET PROVIDE:
paper title,
complete mailing address, telephone, e-mail address,
a list of keywords/phrases identifying the subject,
a brief biographical sketch of the author(s).
Submit 5 copies by April 1 to: Dick Hamlet, Program Chair
Oregon Graduate Center
19600 NW von Neumann Drive
Beaverton, OR 97006 USA
CSNET: hamlet@cse.ogc.edu
There will be $600 awarded for best papers.
- - -hamlet@ogccse.ogc.edu (Dr. Richard Hamlet) (02/27/89)
Seventh Annual
Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference
CALL FOR PAPERS
Original papers are solicited on all aspects of software quality.
Conference attendance will be about 400 software professionals from
industry, government, and universities. This year's keynote speaker is
Capers Jones. Papers will be selected on the basis of abstracts, then
refereed for publication in the Proceedings. Any topic related to
software quality is of interest, for example:
productivity and quality parallel software legal issues
re-engineering software object-oriented design testing technology
real-time software cost/schedule estimation risk management
project management design methodologies software metrics
user interfaces documentation CASE environments
reusability software standards version control
We are particularly interested in reports of direct experience with
methods, ideas, and tools.
Abstracts should be 2-4 pages long, with enough detail to give
reviewers an understanding of the final paper, including a rough
outline of its contents. Indicate if the most likely audience is
technical or managerial, and please make clear the topic's relevance to
software quality. Include a cover page with:
paper title,
complete mailing address, telephone, e-mail address,
a list of keywords/phrases identifying the subject,
a brief biographical sketch of the author(s).
Submit 10 copies by March 31 to: Dick Hamlet, Program Chair
Computer Science Department
Portland State University
Box 751, Portland, OR 97207 USA
CSNET: hamlet@cs.pdx.edu
Fax: (503) 464-4882
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Tutorials and survey papers are also solicited. The conference will
begin on September 10 with a half-day of tutorials of 2-4 hours;
invited survey papers will appear in the technical program on September
11. Tutorial and survey presenters will receive travel expenses and a
small honorarium. Proposals should be submitted to the Program Chair
by April 28.