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2011 African Conference on Software Engineering and Applied Computing

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Link: http://www.acseac.org/
 
When Mar 20, 2011 - Mar 25, 2011
Where Cape Town
Paper Registration Due Mar 10, 2011
Submission Deadline Oct 22, 2010
Notification Due Dec 6, 2010
Final Version Due Dec 22, 2010
Categories    software engineering   applied computing   artificial intelligence   machine learning
 

Call For Papers

Welcome


The ever-shifting organizational needs, as well as the volatile markets within which we operate, present various technological challenges. We require appropriate technologies that increase efficiency in production and revenue. Consequently, engineering such systems is critical for ensuring that organisations receive value from such initiatives.

The goal of this conference series is to bring together both African and international researchers in the field of ICT to share ideas, problems and solutions in Software Engineering and Applied Computing, and specifically with regard to the use of new and emerging technologies to address socio-economic challenges. Thus, creating an opportunity both for academics and practitioners from industry to discuss recent progress in this area.

Conference theme
The theme of the conference is "Innovative approaches to enhancing business growth and efficiency”. This conference includes: Technical Sessions; Education Sessions; Tutorials and Workshops; and Industrial Exhibits. All of these will present recent developments in the area of Software Engineering and Applied Computing. There will be numerous presentations and discussions about modeling techniques for complex systems in diverse areas of science, scalable scientific algorithms, advanced software tools, advanced numerical methods, and novel areas of application. Similarly, there will also be demonstrations where these new models, algorithms and tools are applied in areas as diverse as finance, environmental systems, physical systems, computational and systems biology, among others.