Call for Participation:
ISFST2004
International Symposium on Future Software Technology 2004
This is the 8-th symposium dedicated to the future software technology,which
has been held in China since 1996. It is organized by SEA (Software Engineers
Association of Japan), UNU/IIST (International Institute of Software Technology
of United Nations University), and the local host academic organizations in China.
This year, Northwest University and Xi'an Software Engineering Institute are our host. The purpose of the Symposium is to review the recent advances in software technology, to exchange various technical and business information, and to promote the sound industry-academia cooperation in future. It will provide a unique opportunity for practitioners, researchers and educators in software community to gather latest information and discuss the trends in the field. |
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At the PC meeting held in Hohhot, inner Mongolia in August, 46 papers
and 3 working group session proposals were selected from 119
submissions for technical presentation and 3 proposal submissions.
The symposium features keynote speaker: Professor Kyo-Chul Kang (Pohang Sciences and Technology University at Pohang, Korea). He has been very active in Software Engineering long time. His recent works are in Real-Time Embedded System Development and Software Reuse and Product Line Engineering area. The unique feature of the ISFST symposium is that the program includes informal but intensive working-group style discussion sessions besides regular paper presentations. People who are interested in to do poster presentation and tool demonstration, please send your proposal to the following address by Sep. 30 by e-mail at: isfst2004-demo@media.osaka-cu.ac.jpAbout the details, see ["Program Framework."] and ["Detail Program"]. |
Conference Venue:
CuiYuan in Northwest University Lodging:
TangHua Hotel (4 stars) Must be registered by Sep. 20. |
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Updated: Sat Sep 12 00:30:00 JST 2004 / TangHua Hotel registration limit by Sep. 20.