goss@ese.essex.ac.uk (Gossain Sanjiv) (06/01/89)
Does anyone out there have any details on the next International Conference on Software Engineering, to be held in France, in 1990? i.e. deadlines, paper-length, address for submission (that would be useful!). Thanks Sanjiv Gossain ****************************************************************** Sanjiv Gossain | goss%ese.essex.ac.uk@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk Dept. of ESE | Tel: +44 206 873333 Ext. 2820 University Of Essex Colchester CO4 3SQ ******************************************************************
weiner@novavax.UUCP (Bob Weiner) (06/06/89)
In article <1035@servax0.essex.ac.uk> goss@ese.essex.ac.uk (Gossain Sanjiv) writes:
Does anyone out there have any details on the next International
Conference on Software Engineering, to be held in France, in 1990?
i.e. deadlines, paper-length, address for submission (that would be
useful!).
Paper deadline = July 14, 1989.
Paper length < 6000 words, full page figure counts as 300 words
Submission addresses:
Peter Freeman
ICSE-12 Program
ICS Dept.
U. of California, Irvine,
CA 92717 USA
Marie-Claude Gaudel
ICSE-12 Program
AFCET
156 Bd. Pereire
75017 Paris, France
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Bob Weiner, Motorola, Inc., USENET: ...!gatech!uflorida!novavax!weiner
(407) 738-2087holder@druhi.ATT.COM (Mike Holder) (06/06/89)
In article <1035@servax0.essex.ac.uk>, goss@ese.essex.ac.uk (Gossain Sanjiv) writes: > Does anyone out there have any details on > the next International Conference on Software > Engineering, to be held in France, in 1990? > i.e. deadlines, paper-length, address for > submission (that would be useful!). > > Thanks > > Sanjiv Gossain > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The following is extracted from the Call for Papers that appears in the Proceedings from the 11th ICSE (from May 15-18, 1989): Call for Papers: 12th International Conference on Software Engineering Building a Foundation for the Future Nice, France March 26-30, 1990 In the second 20 years of its existence, it is important that the field of software engineering increasingly plan for the long term. Moreover, there is a growing necessity to evaluate the impact on Software Engineering of the major developments in computer science: (parallelism, formal methods, distributed processing, non Von Neuman architectures, automated reasoning techniques) and its most compelling applications (massive networks, life-critical systems, economy-critical systems, computationally dependent research). The 12th ICSE will focus on efforts in different aspects of Software Engineering that are essential for building a solid foundation and for anticipating the future: Basic Research, Advanced Developments, Experiences of Technology Transfers and Analyses of Empirical Results. Contributrions that describe results, not just proposals, are solicited in any content areas of Software Engineering, including but not limited to, quantitative methods, testing and verification, languages and representations, requirements analysis and specification, process analysis and modeling, project management, human factors, environments, methodologies, and applications of Artificial Intelligence to Software Engineering. ICSE 12 will make a conscious effort to balance the program so that it will appeal to a broad segment of the field and serve as a bridge between theory and practice. In this milieu it is hoped that researchers will better understand the needs of practitioners, that practitioners will better understand current and possible future research results, and that those concerned with technology transfer can better understand both. In each of the 4 broad categories, priority will be given to submissions that discuss topics which can be expected to be important for at least the next 5 to 10 years. In all areas, priority will be given to submissions that report results. The conference program will consist of contributed papers, invited lectures, panels, and short reports on practical experience. All parts of the program will be reviewed by the program committee for relevance and quality, making it essential that papers, panel proposals, and reports be submitted in writing before _July 14, 1989_. SUBMISSIONS: Eight (8) copies in English of papers, panel proposals, or experience reports should be submitted to either (but not both) program co-chairs by _July 14, 1989_ at one of the addresses below: Peter Freeman Marie-Claude Gaudel ICSE-12 Program ICSE-12 Program ICS Department AFCET University of California 156 Bd. Pereire Irvine, CA 92717 USA 75017 Paris, France Papers should be limited to 6000 words, full-page figures being counted as 300 words. Each paper must include a short abstract, a list of keywords, and the lead author's address. Panel Proposals should include title, proposed chair, tentative panelists (including a short vita), a 2 or 3 paragraph description of the subject, format of the presentation, and rationale for the panel. Experience Reports are intended to provide exposure of practical experience in some aspect of software engineering (e.g. using a tool or method, applying a metric, following a project management discipline, reusing Software Engineering workproducts, etc.). As with all other submissions, the primary test applied by the Committee will be the relevance of the results to future work. The contributor(s) should submit a 3-5 pages written description of the experience and a one-page outline for a 5-minutes presentation. TOOLS FAIR: A Software Tools Fair will be held in parallel with the conference. The Tools Fair will allow conference attendees to see and learn about current software tools. Bothe experimental and commercial tools will be demonstrated. Those interested in exhibiting a tool, and especially those authors interested in presenting a paper describing a particular tool and demonstrating that tool, should contact the Tools Fair Chair: Michel Mouyssinat Greco de Programmation-CNRS, Universite de Bordeaux 1 351 Cours de la Liberation, 33405 Talence cedex, France Further Information: For further information and/or copy of the advance program when available, write either to ICSE12, AFCET 156 Bd. Pereire, 75017 Paris, France, or to ICSE-12, IEEE Computer Society, 1730 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC, 20036 USA. IMPORTANT DATES: Submission deadline: July 14, 1989, Acceptance notification: October 16, 1989, Final Versions due: December 18, 1989. [There are names and addresses of various program chairs that I won't include other than the phone numbers and email addresses of the above-mentioned people:] Peter Freeman Marie-Claude Gaudel tel: (714) 856-7403 tel: 33 (1) 69 41 69 09 email: freeman@ics.uci.edu email: meteor@lri.lri.fr Michel Mouyssinat tel: (33) 56 84 60 90 email: mm@geocub.greco-prog.fr ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mike Holder ..!att!druhi!holder AT&T Bell Laboratories holder@druhi.att.com Denver, CO USA (303) 538-3929