Software has been increasingly utilized to improve the quality of lives and,
subsequently, to change the world in a myriad of unforeseeable ways.
Software systems have evolved to meet the changing needs of society, while
society has in turn evolved in response to the use of innovative and
omnipresent software systems. The emergence of contemporary software for
the evolving world has posed unprecedented challenges to software
engineering professionals and their community. APSEC 2012 provides an
excellent opportunity for software engineering researchers and practitioners
around the world to exchange ideas on how to address these challenges.
Topics of interest

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Software requirements engineering
Software architecture and design
Software engineering methodologies
Software analysis and understanding
Software testing, verification and validation
Software maintenance and evolution
Software project management
Software quality and measurement
Software process and standards
Software security, reliability and privacy
Software engineering environments and tools
Software engineering education
Cloud and grid based software systems
Context-aware and intelligent systems
Distributed and parallel software systems
Embedded and real-time software systems
Mobile and ubiquitous software systems
Component-based software engineering
Product-line software engineering
Web-based software engineering
Empirical software engineering
Formal methods in software engineering
Emerging software engineering methods
Other software engineering applications

Submission

All submissions and formatting should follow here. Submissions must contain no more than 10 pages, including all the materials such as texts, graphics, tables, references. Accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings published by IEEE CPS. Each paper will be allocated with a timeslot for the author(s) to present the work in person.