Call For Paper
Requirement and guidance for submitting papers
Prepare Papers
Guided by the theme of each year’s Conference and Colloquium, our esteemed speakers prepare their papers and submit not more than a single-page abstract detailing what they will cover and how it relates to the theme.
Revise Papers
The Conference Content Board reviews all abstracts and may request additional information to make a decision. Prospective speakers and presenters are then sent our commentary on the abstracts submitted, where applicable. We consider this the first submission.
Final Submission
Prospective presenters and speakers can then proceed to develop and submit their manuscripts and/or presentation slides for one final review.
Standards Of Professionalism
- Component-Based Software Engineering
- Automated Software Specification
- Automated Software Design and Synthesis
- Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
- Reverse Engineering
- Programming Languages and Software Engineering
- Patterns and Frameworks
- Reflection and Metadata Approaches
- Knowledge Acquisition
- Knowledge-Based and Expert Systems
- Knowledge Representation and Retrieval
- Knowledge Engineering Tools and Techniques
- Knowledge Visualization
- Smart Spaces
- Pervasive Computing
- Swarm intelligence
- Soft Computing
- Software Architecture
- Software Assurance
- Software dependability
- Software economics
- Software Engineering Decision Support
- Software Engineering Tools and Environments
- Software Process Modeling
- Learning Software Organization
- Tutoring, Documentation Systems
Considerations For Submitting A Session Speaker Proposal
Session speaker proposals submissions will be reviewed and evaluated based on originality, technical and/or research content/depth, correctness, relevance to conference, contributions, and readability. English is the official language of the conference. We welcome all submissions for speaker proposals. Prospective speakers are invited to submit session proposals in electronic (DOC or PDF) format.
