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Testing: Academic and Industrial Conference -
Practice and Research Techniques (TAIC PART 2009) Windsor, United Kingdom September 4 - 6, 2009 http://www2009.taicpart.org/ - Theme and Goals The Testing: Academic and Industrial Conference 2009 (TAIC PART 2009) establishes a forum for the publication of papers related to software testing and analysis. The theme of TAIC PART is transferring software testing technology from academia to industry. TAIC PART aims to forge collaborations between industry and academia. The goals of TAIC PART 2009 include the articulation of fundamental research questions in the field of software testing and analysis. TAIC PART also focuses on the practical challenges that are often faced by software developers in industry. - Call for Papers TAIC PART 2009 solicits experience, tool, original research, industry challenge, academic challenge, and fast abstract papers that explore software testing and analysis techniques. Research topics include, but are not limited to, the following areas: Test Adequacy Criteria Test Suite Execution Test Coverage Monitoring Automated Test Data Generation Regression Testing Automated Debugging and Fault Localization Performance Evaluation Static and Dynamic Analysis Verification and Validation Software Reliability Engineering Model-Based Testing Testing and Formal Methods Testing and Model Checking Software Testing Process Technology Transfer TAIC PART solicits papers that focus on the testing and analysis of software applications that include, but are not limited to, the following types: Embedded and Real-Time Systems Operating Systems Parallel, Distributed, and Cluster Applications Service-Oriented Software Systems Web Applications Event-Based Systems File and Storage Systems Virtual Machine-Based Applications Database Applications XML Processing Systems Graphical User Interfaces Wireless Sensor Networks Safety Critical Systems AI and Machine Learning Systems Business Applications - Types of Papers - Experience reports should provide practical and generalizable insights into how to apply and extend existing approaches to software testing and analysis. - Tool papers must focus on the design, implementation, and evaluation of software testing and analysis tools. - Original Research papers will explore novel software testing techniques. These papers should furnish a detailed theoretical and/or empirical evaluation of the proposed approach. - Industry Challenge papers must have at least one author whose affiliation is non-academic. These papers will describe a real-world software testing problem for which help is sought from the academic research community. - Academic Challenge papers must have at least one author whose affiliation is non-industry. These papers should explain a software testing research problem for which help is sought from industry partners. - Fast Abstract papers are short papers that describes late breaking results or works in progress. These papers are ideal for PhD students who are interested in receiving feedback about dissertation research that is an early stage. - Paper Evaluation All papers will undergo a rigorous examination by at least three members of the program committee. The program co-chairs and the program committee will provide thoughtful and fair reviews that furnish detailed insights into ways for improving and extending the papers. All submitted papers will be evaluated according to (i) relevance to the conference themes and goals and (ii) clarity and organization. - Experience reports will be evaluated with respect to the significance and generality of the described testing experience. - Research and tool papers will be judged by the technical merit, novelty, and evaluation of the described technique or tool. - Industry and academic challenge papers will be assessed according to their ability to forge partnerships and ultimately yield successful solutions. - Fast abstract papers will be evaluated according to their ability to generate discussion and suggest interesting areas for future research. The results described in the submitted paper must be unpublished and should not be under review at other workshops, conferences, or journals. - Paper Formatting Papers should be formatted using the IEEE conference style. Including all references and figures, a research paper must not exceed the ten page limit and the experience, tool, and industry and academic challenge papers should not be longer than five pages. Finally, fast abstract papers must be two pages in length. Authors should submit a PDF version of their paper through the TAIC PART 2009 paper submission site. - Conference Proceedings The accepted papers will be published with ISBN by the IEEE Computer Society and they will appear in the IEEE digital library. The conference chair and program co-chairs aim to arrange for a special section of a major international journal to contain extended and revised versions of selected papers from TAIC PART 2009. - Important Dates March 13, 2009 - Paper Submission April 10, 2009 - Author Notification May 8, 2009 - Camera-Ready Copy September 4 - 6, 2009 - TAIC PART Conference - Conference Organization Conference Chair: Leonardo Bottaci, University of Hull Program Co-Chairs: Neil Walkinshaw, University of Sheffield Gregory M. Kapfhammer, Allegheny College Program Committee: http://www2009.taicpart.org/Organization/ - More Information Visit the TAIC PART 2009 Web Site at: http://www2009.taicpart.org/ Email your Questions or Comments to: gkapfham@allegheny.edu |
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