[TYPES] ASE05 Workshop Traceability in Emerging Forms of Software Engineering CfP
Yunwen Ye
yunwen at l3d.cs.colorado.edu
Sat Jul 30 06:46:07 EDT 2005
C A L L F O R P A P E R S
3rd International Workshop on Traceability in
Emerging Forms of Software Engineering (TEFSE)
In Conjunction with the
20th IEEE/ACM International Conference on
Automated Software Engineering (ASE)
Long Beach, CA USA
November 8th, 2005
http://re.cs.depaul.edu/tefse05
Traceability between the free text documentation associated with the
development and maintenance cycle of a software system and its source
code are crucial in a number of tasks such as program comprehension,
software maintenance, and software verification & validation.
Maintaining traceability links between subsequent releases of a software
system is important for evaluating relative source code deltas,
highlighting effort/code variation inconsistencies, and assessing the
change history.
This workshop is intended to be a working event focused on understanding
and defining the foundations for consistency and change management of
software systems within the scope of artifact-to-artifact (model-to-model)
traceability. The workshop will explore topics related to:
- A formal definition of model to model traceability.
- Traceability between artifacts and processes.
- The semantics of traceability links.
- Recovery of traceability links
- Visualization of traceability links
- Interoperable approaches to support traceability
- Traceability in emerging forms of software engineering including
production lines, frameworks, components, etc.
Specific workshop goals include:
- Broadening awareness within the software engineering community
of the potential for the application of traceability
- Facilitating the exchange of ideas and interaction between
international researchers
- Defining open and key research problems faced in realizing usable
tools/approach for traceability
- Constructing a foundation of materials for future research on
traceability
More details can be found on the workshop webpage
http://re.cs.depaul.edu/tefse05
Authors are welcome to contact the organizers to discuss the
suitability of potential topics.
Submission:
Position papers are solicited in any areas related to the themes and goals of
the workshop, and are intended to inform on the authors' views and perspectives
on traceability. During the workshop authors of accepted papers will be asked
to present a short summary of their ideas, identify up to three main points,
and pose a fundamental question or issue.
Papers should follow ACM formatting guidelines and should be no more
than 6 pages in length. Position papers or papers describing preliminary
results are encouraged. All papers should be submitted electronically in
pdf format. See the web page for submission instructions.
Important Dates:
Submission: August 23, 2005
Notification: September 19, 2005
Camera-ready: October 15, 2005
Workshop: November 8, 2005
Organizers:
Jonathan I. Maletic Kent State University, USA (jmaletic at cs.kent.edu)
Giuliano Antoniol University of Sannio, Italy (antoniol at ieee.org)
Jane Cleland-Huang DePaul University, USA (jhuang at cs.depaul.edu)
Jane Huffman Hayes University of Kentucky, USA (hayes at cs.uky.edu)
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