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SERP 2009 - The International Conference on Software Engineering Research and Practice is a nice forum for the scientists, engineers and students etc to talk about the emerging and significant issues connected to the growth of software engineering.
SERP 2009 will cover the following topics:
- Software architectures
- Architectural analysis and verifications Methods
- Quality oriented software architecture (design and Support)
- Software metrics
- Reverse and architectural recovery methods
- Domain specific software engineering
- Aerospace software and system engineering
- Software engineering methodologies
- Survivable systems
- Software reliability, safety and security methods
- Software reuse and component engineering
- Object oriented technology (design and analysis)
- Engineering of safety/mission critical systems
- Legal issues and standards
- Automated software design
- Real-time embedded software engineering
- Automated software design and synthesis
- Software security engineering
- Software testing, evaluation and analysis technologies
- Theoretic approaches
- Domain modeling and meta-modeling
- Software maintenance
- Project management issues
- Distributed and parallel systems
- Reflection and metadata methodologies
- AI approaches to software engineering
- Component based software engineering
- Software engineering standards and guidelines
- Reports on intelligent CASE tools and eclipse plugins issues
- Multimedia in software engineering
- Usability engineering
- Critical and embedded software design
- UML/MDA and AADL
- Service oriented software architecture
- Human computer interaction and usability engineering
- Agent oriented software engineering
- Programming languages and compilers
- Case studies and emerging technologies
- Software design and design patterns
- Novel software tools and environments
- Pervasive software engineering
- Requirement engineering and processes
- Model based software engineering
- Aspect oriented software engineering
Organizer
The University of Georgia, Department of Computer Science
