5/25: Conference program posted online
05/25: Important info to presenters
---For regular papers: please plan for a 25-min presentation followed by 5 minutes for questions
---For short papers: please plan for a 15-min presentation followed by 5 minutes for questions
---Presentations must be in MS PowerPoint or PDF format
---Please
bring along an extra backup (on a thumbdrive, CD, etc...) of your
presentation (even if you plan to present on your own computer)
05/25: Information on keynote speakers, Dr. Mike Franklin (University of Califonia - Berkeley) and Prof. Prem Devanbu (University of Califonia -
Davis),and their keynote addresses available online Invited Speakers
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| Program Committee |
| Special
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| Paper Submission Link |
| Invited
Speakers |
| Conference Program (PDF) |
| Registration Information |
| Hotel & Accommodations |
| Visit San
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February 12 March 7: Paper
Submission Deadline
April 23: Notification
of Acceptance
May 12: Registration and Camera-ready
Manuscripts
SEDE 2010
June
16-18, 2010
San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco, California, USA
The
19th SEDE Conference is interested in gathering
researchers and professionals in the domains of Software Engineering
and Data Engineering to present and discuss high-quality research
results and outcomes in their fields. SEDE 2010 aims at facilitating
cross-fertilization of ideas in Software and Data Engineering, and
hence especially encourages high-quality research integrating both
domains.
Recent
trends in computing have shown a growing need for the
development of distributed, decentralized computing systems that are
resilient and self-healing. This year, SEDE will put a special emphasis
on pervasive, adaptive computing. Hence we encourage research
papers dealing with the process definition, requirements specification,
modeling, design, and management of distributed, adaptive,
data-intensive systems. Applied case studies will report on exemplary
solutions deployed in industries such as aerospace, telecommunications,
and military.
In
addition to the special topic, the conference encourages research and
discussions
of broader issues on software and data engineering
including, but not limited to:
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SEDE
recognizes excellence by means of the Best
Paper Award
made to an outstanding submission presented at the conference.
In
addition, selected papers from SEDE-2010 will be considered for a
special issue of a journal publication.
Submission Procedures Papers
will be accepted ONLY BY ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION in PDF format. Please
include a cover page containing title, author's name(s), address,
affiliation, email address, telephone number and topic area. In cases
of multiple authors, all correspondence will be sent to the first
author unless otherwise requested. All submissions must be uploaded
through this web site by February 12, 2010 March 7, 2010. The
submitted manuscript should closely reflect the final paper as it will
appear in the proceedings, which will be a maximum of 6 pages (+2 pages
with additional page fees) in ISCA format: http://www.isca-hq.org/sample-isca-manuscript-format.pdf. If you
encounter any difficulties during submission or if you require further
information, please contact: isca@ipass.net
Important
Dates
Conference
Chair
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