Call for Papers Research Papers, Industry Papers, Tutorials and Workshops Australian Software Engineering Conference (ASWEC2009)
Gold Coast, Queensland 14-17 April 2009 aswec2009.itee.uq.edu.au [Download as pdf] Research Papers: Authors are invited to submit full papers describing original research in all areas of software engineering. Papers describing theoretical or empirical research, new techniques and tools, and in-depth case studies are all welcome. Submissions should be original and must not have been published previously or currently be under consideration for publication elsewhere. Research paper submissions will be peer reviewed (DEST Category E1) based on originality, significance, clarity and relevance to the field of software engineering. As in previous years, the ASWEC proceedings will be published by the IEEE Computer Society Press. One author from each accepted paper is required to register as a full-fee delegate and present the paper at the conference. All submissions must be written in English and must be prepared in the IEEE 8.5x11 inch two-column format. Manuscripts may not exceed 10 pages in length. Manuscript preparation in Latex is strongly encouraged. Manuscripts are to be submitted electronically - see the ASWEC 2009 submission page for further instructions.
Industry Papers: The objective of industry papers is to discuss experiences (both good and bad), obstacles, and lessons learned when applying innovative software development practices in the 'real world'. Experiences from practitioners provide valuable input into future research directions and allow others to learn from successes and failures. Industry papers are an important way of sharing experiences between practitioners and of helping the software industry improve its work practices. Authors are invited to submit either extended abstracts (minimum 2 pages) or full papers (maximum 10 pages) describing practical experiences in all areas of software engineering. Industry papers should be based on actual practice, and should cover all aspects of the experience - strengths and weaknesses, successes and challenges. Submissions will be assessed on originality, clarity, significance and relevance. One author from each accepted industry paper is required to register as a full-fee delegate and present the paper at the conference. Manuscripts are to be submitted electronically - see the ASWEC 2009 submission page for further instructions.
Tutorials and Workshops: Tutorial and Workshop proposals that have wide appeal to the software engineering community are sought for ASWEC 2009. Tutorials and workshops (half or full day) will run on the first day of the conference. Please submit your proposals detailing the topic, background, intended audience, anticipated number of attendees and justification for this estimate, presenter/s and their affiliations, along with anticipated time requirements following the guidelines on the ASWEC 2009 tutorials and workshops page.
Topics of Interest: The Australian Software Engineering Conference is dedicated to all aspects of software engineering. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
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