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Software Process Workshop will provide a forum
for assessing current and emerging software process capabilities
with respect to the challenges, and for obtaining insights into
the software process research directions needed to address the
challenges and make progress toward overriding goals. It will
include initial presentations by leading international software
process researchers and users, presentations of contributed
papers on process challenges areas and solution approaches,
tool demonstrations, and a closing panel on software process
research directions.
| Call for Papers |
Contributed
papers on software process challenges and solution approaches
will be included in a proceedings by a leading publisher.
Papers are solicited in all areas spanning the spectrum
of software process experiences, characterizations,
and approaches. Some specific examples of topics of
interest are: process content (document-driven, change-driven,
architecture-driven, risk-driven, stakeholder-driven,
etc.); process representation and analysis; process
tools and metrics; and human factors in the software
process. But these are examples only, and the workshop
seeks papers across the broad spectrum of macroprocess
and microprocess issues.
Papers should be in English, be 15 pages or less in
length; in the PDF format, and submitted through the
web-based submission system on the SPW 2005 webpage.
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Key
Dates:
Submission
Deadline: January 17, 2005
Acceptance Notification: March 21, 2005
Camera-Ready Copy Deadline: April 25,
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| Location: Beijing, China
Hosting Institution: Institute of Software,
Chinese Academy of Sciences
General Chair: Prof. Mianheng Jiang, Chinese Academy
of Sciences, China
Program Chairs:
Prof. Mingshu Li, Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, China
Prof. Barry Boehm, University of Southern California, US
Prof. Leon Osterweil, University of Massachusetts, US
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| If any further questions, please contact:
Ye Yang Tel: (213)740-6470 |
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