ICCRK2012 - International Conference on Computer Related Knowledge
http://www.iccrk.org/

ICCRK 2012 is a forum for researchers, developers, practitioners and specialists in computers to present their innovations and share experiences in all fields related to computer knowledge. It reports progress and development of methodologies, technologies, planning and implementation, tools and standards in computer related knowledge.

The conference looks at the pressures placed on our society as it changes from a manufacturing to an informational and technological economy. Industries and businesses are hard pressed to stay ahead of the learning curve with regard to staying competitive. Computers are one of the main tools driving this change to an information age. It is within this climate that we launch this conference to stay ahead and prepare the next generation of information “hunters and gatherers.” The constant push to integrate computers into our daily activities comes from government, business, and industry.

ICCRK 2012 aims at addressing issues related to the design, development and use of computers and computer related knowledge in organizations from a multidisciplinary perspective, and to discuss, the research, teaching and professional practice in the field.



ICCRK 2012 brings together leading academics and professionals in Computer Related Knowledge from around the world. It aims at providing a platform for discussions on issues that take into consideration the social and technological aspects of Computer Studies.

The conference program includes paper presentation, keynote talks from prominent academics, posters and workshops.



Topics

ICCRK 2012 covers all aspects (analytical, technical, economic, operational …) of Computer Related Knowledge. Its main objective is to confront different disciplines involved in the implementation of innovative technologies in the field of computer studies. Authors are encouraged to submit papers describing original work to ICCRK'12, suggest topics for panel discussions or tutorials in the areas of current/new computer innovations. Contributions may cover theoretical results or to report experiences and operational practices. The list of topics include, but are not limited to the following:



§ Scientific Computing
§ Signal and Image Processing
§ Artificial Intelligence
§ Computer Networking
§ Computer Security
§ Virtual Reality
§ Simulation and Optimization Techniques
§ Problem Solving Environments
§ Advanced Statistical Algorithms
§ Genetic Computational Algorithms
§ Web- and Grid-based Simulation
§ Parallel Computing
§ Distributed Computing
§ Bio-informatics
§ Bioinformatics and Scientific Computing
§ Biomedical Engineering
§ Computer Games
§ Computer Graphics & Virtual Reality
§ Computer Graphics and Multimedia
§ Computer Modelling
§ Computer-aided Design/Manufacturing
§ Computer-Ethics
§ Computing Practices & Applications
§ Control Systems
§ Data Communications
§ Data Compression
§ Data Encryption
§ Data Mining
§ Database Systems
§ Parallel and Distributed Computing
§ Pattern Recognition
§ Performance Evaluation
§ Programming Languages
§ Robotics and Automation
§ Computer Animation
§ Computer Architecture & VLSI
§ Computer Architecture and Embedded Systems
§ Computer Based Education
§ Computer Security for banking systems