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ICSE98 - Preliminary CFP
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Marvin V. Zelkowitz)
Tue Apr 8 20:39:17 1997
Date: Tue, 8 Apr 1997 16:59:32 -0400 (EDT)
From: mvz@cs.umd.edu (Marvin V. Zelkowitz)
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The 20th International Conference on Software Engineering
April 19~25, 1998
Kyoto International Conference Hall, Kyoto, JAPAN
Sponsored by
Science Council of Japan
Information Processing Society of Japan
Japan Society for Software Science and Technology
IEEE Computer Society
ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering
Corporate Sponsors(Tentative):
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc.
General Chair:
Koji Torii (NAIST) torii@is.aist-nara.ac.jp
For more information:
ICSE Home (http://icse98.aist-nara.ac.jp/)
icse98-info@itc.aist-nara.ac.jp
ICSE's twentieth birthday affords an opportunity to reflect on
profound changes of the past two decades.
Since ICSE's founding, politics and technology have converged to
shatter once formidable barriers to international cooperation. The
collapse of the Berlin Wall symbolizes the end of the Cold War, and
links in a Web page are a metaphor for our enhanced capacity for
global information exchange.
In this spirit, we have worked hard to ensure that ICSE98 will see an
unprecedented increase in the level of international participation. In
particular, we will give a greater voice to members from the
Asian-Pacific region, an area under-represented in the past. Yet our
outreach must extend beyond geography.
As we continue to build bridges to other software disciplines,
researchers and practitioners in allied fields will benefit from an
understanding of the contributions that software engineering can make
to their work. In turn, we must address their problems in our
research. New collaborations between academia and industry will also
enrich ICSE98 and our profession as a whole.
I hope you will take advantage of this unique opportunity to meet new
colleagues, exchange ideas, and explore the nearly limitless
possibilities that lie ahead. Join me in Kyoto for ICSE98 and share
the excitement that comes from forging new links.
Submissions at a Glance
Participation Category/ Description/
Deadline/
Event Dates (Current plan to be held in the conference week from April 19
(Sun.) to 25 (Sat.), '98. These dates are subject to change.)
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Technical Papers/ Report research or practical experiences/
20 August 1997(electronic abstract) 3 September 1997 (full paper due)/
22~24
Panels/ Discuss and debate pressing issues /
20 September 1997/
22~24
Lessons & Status Reports/ Present summaries of work taking place in
institutions, organizations, or groups /
1 December 1997/
22~24
Posters & Research Demonstrations/ Present late-breaking results and ongoing
work /
1 January 1998/
22~24
Doctoral Symposium/ Discuss Ph.D. students' work /
1 November 1997/
TBD
Tutorials/ Teach Software Engineering techniques and theory /
6 October 1997 (proposal)/
20~21
Workshops/ Discuss focused topic in a small-group setting /
1 July 1997 (proposal)/
19~21, 24~25
Exhibition/ Show commercial and research tools /
Contact icseexpo@po.iijnet.or.jp/
21~24
Asia Pacific Forum/ Discuss Asia-Pacific SE issues /
1 July 1997 (proposal)/
TBD
