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Call for Papers, tutorials, presentations on industry best practices, workshops,
student papers
ISSRE 2004
IEEE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM on SOFTWARE RELIABILITY ENGINEERING
November 2-5, 2004, Saint-Malo, FRANCE
http://www.issre.org/2004/
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This event includes: Technical paper tracks, Tutorials, Industry best practice
presentations, Workshops, and more!
ISSRE focuses on the theory and practice of Software Reliability Engineering.
The conference scope includes techniques and practices to
(1) verify and validate software,
(2) estimate and predict its dependability, and
(3) make it more tolerant/robust to faults.
Over the years, the conference has grown steadily attracting about 200
participants on a regular basis.
The conference is big enough to represent all the key topics in software
reliability engineering, but small enough to provide an in-depth representation
of theory or practice in these areas.
Industry participation has also increased over time, leading to a healthy
mixture of theory and practice. This year's theme is on the use of model-driven
software development and its implications on software dependability.
ISSRE 2004 will be held in Rennes (Nov. 2) and Saint-Malo (Nov. 3-5). Both towns
are medieval cities. Saint-Malo is a corsair (a corsair is a kind of official
"pirate," hired by the king) city located on the north coast of Brittany, close
to the Mont Saint-Michel and to Rennes.
Every street corner, every shore recalls the city's legendary past, along the
innumerable walks and seafront promenades. Close to Saint-Malo, the Mont
Saint-Michel is one of Brittany's best-known attractions.
Deadlines
Regular papers: April 18, 2004
Call for Tutorials: June 1, 2004
Call for Industry Practice: July 1, 2004
Call for Student Papers: July 10, 2004
Call for Fast Abstracts: July 10, 2004
General Chair
Yves Le Traon, University of Rennes I; IRISA research institute, France
yletraon@irisa.fr
Program Chairs
Lionel Briand, Department of Systems and Computer Engineering, Carleton
University, Canada
Software Quality Engineering Lab (SQUALL)
briand@sce.carleton.ca
Jeffrey Voas, Cigital, Inc., USA
jmvoas@cigital.com
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